That is a conversation between the seller (who pays the commission on both sides) and the listing agent, not between you and the listing agent ... the listing agent may reach the same conclusion on their own that it makes more sense to lower the commish a bit to net more total from both sides, or they may be able to pull it off to get paid in full on both sides, and however the agent works it out is really of no concern to you, so long as you get your price ... if they come back and reject the offer, then you may offer that up as an alternative to get the deal done if you like, since at that point it may be dead anyway if that doesn't happen.

Order delivery if you have to but insisting on dining in was just irresponsible and put a lot of people at risk. being stuck in that dead end trap for the rest of my life and bouncing from one terrible job to another while dreaming of having a career I care about but never being able to go for it because of the financial and time hardships or B.

That is so dead on it's beyond words.....

I am also not dead set on staying here.

Two phones to carry (or lose), two phones to charge (or go dead), two cell phone bills, two sets of apps to manage and even more passwords.

Your accountant is dead wrong.

If you find a dead body or a key of coke as opposed to a car then you may want to rethink stuff.  

If you are dead set on it, there are ways to create cash, but you would need to find a way to market to pickleball players that would be willing to stay together for a weekend to play.

But Airbnb isn't dead. 

What I truly need is an advisor capable of fleshing out my skeletal plan, critically reviewing my assumptions, and providing expert insights on portfolio management, tax implications, and potential pitfalls.