Posted by d282 on February 22, 2012 at 13:10:22 from (166.182.3.20):
Looking for some advice. I just got married and bought a house in town with the understanding from my parents that I could buy my acreage from my parents on contract for less than they paid for it since I had been paying rent (30k) and did quite a few improvements. I have my equipment in a 50x80 machine shed. Long story short my brothers got to my parents an now they want three times what my parents agreed to (no, did not get it in writing) and now do not want to sell on contract. If I can not find a shed to rent what would you put up for a shed. Money is tight with the new house, but I thought if I could come up with 20K I would put up one of those Quonset buildings if I can buy an acre or two at a reasonable price. What do you guys think. Thanks
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