I would argue that’s the most important part of their job. 

But like I said, I'm no lawyer (I've argued with a few), and someone here will hopefully set you and me straight. 

@Brandon ShoultsThe best partnerships in investment (and I would argue business as well) is one where you have something the other partner(s) need and vice versa.For instance, I am a passive investor.

But I'd argue that in most scenarios that risk is compensated for because you have a total of seven years (if closed by December) of your deferred taxable money generating a return.

highlight_post=4448428&page=1#p4448428As somebody who may end up on the tenant side of this question in next year (I’ve been in the same apartment for ~13 years and the base rent has been the same for the last 9 or 10), I’d argue/request you spread it out over 2 or 3 years, maybe more. 

If they agree/argue they are now governed by Georgia laws and are in a month to month lease I would look up Georgia laws governing a month to month lease and try to get them notice before the end of the month. 

I currently only have one meetup scheduled for this upcoming week (Washington DC Real Estate ABCs for Owners, Buyers, Investors) in McLean, VA.3.

I would argue that the OP needs to hear these perspectives so she doesn't make the same mistakes moving forward.  

If that leaves a fair amount of capital in your pocket to cover, say, 3 months of vacancy and a little left over for that fridge that will die one day, then I'd argue you're on the right track (most likely).  

Connor,It is tough to argue with Roberts advice!