You pass an array of arguments so try this instead:

return Redirect::route('wesell-congratulations', [$this->property->id]);

your function maybe should named:

public function getWeSellConGrats($id){}

Hi

thomastkim I tried that and it didn't work. surpass I don't think the name of the function is prevalent.

Any other ideas?

Okay, I have solved my problem, but I am still bemused as to why my previous example did not work so if anyone could shed some light I would be most appreciative.

This is what I did

#Route

Route::get('/wesell-congratulations', ['as' => 'wesell-congratulations', 'uses' => 'WeSellPagesController@WeSellConGrats']);

#PropertyController

return Redirect::route('wesell-congratulations', ['id' => $this->property->id]);

#WeSellPagesController

public function WeSellConGrats()
{
$id = Input::get('id');

return View::make('wesell.congratulations', ['property_id' => $id]);
}