Looks like if you sold them both for the prices you mention you and your ex would need to bring about $8K to the table, $4K each.

I would like to see if you have done similar deals in the past, whether you bring any skills to the table other than just identifying the property, whether investors you have dealt with in the past have generally had a good experience in their dealings with you after they had invested, etc.2.

I agree using the Assessed Value is a Joke and I'm not sure exactly why he brought that to the table.

As it has been said, BAD things happen when GOOD people DO NOTHING.Even Jesus, in the Bible, knew there were times you needed to use violence: John 2:14-15And found in the temple those that sold oxen and sheep and doves, and the changers of money sitting :And when he had made a scourge of small cords, he drove them all out of the temple, and the sheep, and the oxen; and poured out the changers' money, and overthrew the tables;War is inevitable.

I'd negotiate a split with the other wholesaler in exchange for bringing your buyer to the table.

Then I would clone myslef to be at two poker tables!

If you sell for $600K and have another $400K in cash that you can bring to the settlement table, then you can acquire all your replacement properties free and clear and keep your exchange intact.Since you are looking for multiple properties for the replacement property in your exchange, consider looking for sellers with multiple properties that could be sold as a package in a single settlement.

We don't have to scrape the last crumbs off the table.

Way to help keep this rockin site rockin Oh quit complaining it's enough that we let you sit at the grown up table :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

The other time was at as WSOP Main Event Feature Table on ESPN (back in 2006).