Tyler had reason to need the sale fast.
Debt.
$230,000 business loans.
$74,000 credit cards.
A failed landscaping company.
Irony.
He expected his distribution from the land sale to exceed $2 million after taxes and allocations.
Enough to reset everything.
If sale delayed?
A lender could foreclose on his home.
Was that why he hit Ethan?
Partly.
Not fully.
Anger had been rehearsed for years.
Money gave it urgency.
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