Posted by JOB on March 17, 2013 at 04:10:05 from (74.36.135.38):
In Reply to: PHOTO ADDS (again) posted by jm. on March 16, 2013 at 17:13:03:
Some people are just really proud of what they have. I know of a guy who bought a 165 acre parcel for 165 thousand. The previous owner paid $35,000 for it and had to build a half mile of road to get to it. Put it up for sale with a Realtor for a year and could not sell it. Put it on an online auction and bid against potential buyers until it got up to what he wanted and found a sucker. Now this sucker and his partner built a small pole building on it and is trying to sell it to a bigger sucker for $250,000.00.
This property has twenty acres of high ground on one corner another five acres of high ground for the access getting to it and five more acres or so of high ground that we call hog backs running through it. The rest is swamp. Hunters from the cities come and pay a ridiculousness amount of money for this hunting swamp land and put a big smile on the TAX assessors face. One of the ladies in the assessors office told me it is the highest valued swamp land in Mille Lacs county, MN.
Put the tractor on a on-line auction, bid against potential buyers just like E-Bay, and a sucker will pay the price. You find more suckers at auctions than any other place.
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