Either take the tax free capital gains (if possible under 121 exclusion) or 1031 exchange and go buy some rentals likely out of state

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:@Greg Dickerson  see above  :)Jay - I will be doing an exclusive interview with Grant tomorrow to discuss exactly what's going on with Cardone Capital.

I would sell, especially if there is some 121 tax on gain exclusion left.  

Yes, with a $200K salary, there are good school districts and quality built homes in exclusive neighborhoods that you would find affordable.

As far as talking to multiple realtors, loyalty is a two way street (talk to as many as you want but they'll be more likely to send their best deals and give better service to someone they have an exclusive relationship with). 

Why give up the cashflow of a $10 million asset when between depreciation and appreciation you'll be taxed $3 million on 7.5 for example and be left with cashflow on a $7 million asset.Also remember that the $500k exclusion is unlikely to be indexed to inflation.

Maybe I should rephrase...I mean the principal broker is listed as an exclusive broker on the listing..Does that mean he is also paid as a broker, in addition to being the "house"?

Basically I was given exclusive for my company to lease out different office/retail spaces.

If a property is listed on the MLS, the listing agent has the exclusive right to market the property.

These are all goals, and not exclusive.