I also have suggested they try a 1031 exchange but many sellers don't want the headache of that.Because this is such a common objection I get from sellers could anyone please share which ways if any they would handle this?

Would they be willing to change the agreement % if you were performing for the team at a high level (with certain objective targets in place)?

However, in the few cases where tenants have really objected, I tell them they can always pay for the extra month-- but I don't think I should lose hundreds of dollars to avoid possibly inconveniencing them for a couple of hours; so far the they decided that they'd rather me show it.

To avoid objections, can be forthright and tell the seller he will still receive his full offer agreed upon in cash.2.

So if the seller is worried that when it’s time for the tenant/buyer to purchase their house it could be worth more than what the agreed price, what would be the best way to manage that objection?

However, try to keep on blinders when it comes to shiny object syndrome.

Given all of that, my objective at this point is to hold and rent the property, but try and figure out a way to realize the tax deductions from the carry forward losses.

I’d like to see proof, quantities and numbers for myself.

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What would be your objective for selling?