I would rather be a small fish in a large pond than a big fish in a small pond.

But even that gets meaningless once I get there so I aim to give more and more of my time and money as the business makes more to gospel centered missions that "teach people to fish".

Fannin county is known as the trout capital of GA and there are a bunch of people that head there to simply fish the rivers in that area.

They don't want to deal with little fish. 

He is trying to fish for reasons not to move, and you need to paint the picture of what he stands to gain with the move or, conversely, lose if no action is taken.I'm assuming the seller is a veteran, so I would recommend not taking the hard *** approach if possible.

I am working with a friend of mine who has the fish on the hook but still hasn't reeled it in yet.We have a property with possible liens on it. 

"buy a fishing pole, and 5 years worth of bait and a handbook on "how to fish", so you can forever get more tuna".Wait wait wait... don't applaude yet... hold on.

@Rena Barron if your not tearing out dry wall to get to repairs or fishing new wires through and if your literally changing outlets, that is not a big deal at all.

I was just in Asheville fly fishing a few months ago!

If they like the rivers, fishing, etc. the area south of Bend is unbeatable.