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Posted by Bob on April 18, 2004 at 10:56:20 from (66.163.134.177):
In Reply to: Complete Utter Nonsence... posted by Errin OH on April 17, 2004 at 17:49:23:
Before condemning all sales for a high price, be thankfull that we are free to sell our property for what the market will bring. Some day you may be on the selling end, and benefit from a good sale to retire on or pay medical, or other bills for necessities. In my family, my parents and an uncle were very healthy up to an advanced age, and did not protect their property by giving it away in time, or having nursing home insurance, and within a couple of years, the family farm had to support monthly nursing home bills for three people for several years. By selling a small portion of the land that had been in our family for over a hundred years at a good price, those needs were meet, and I was able to keep the remainder in the family. I hope I am able to manage my old age preparations better, and set up a plan to keep the farm together, and in the family for another hundred years, but in the situation I went through, a good sale price was a godsend.
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