Posted by tractorbafoon on July 11, 2012 at 19:55:19 from (216.188.210.45):
I have a chance to buy a parcel of land in about 2 months at auction, there is 40 acres total, 30 of it is very rough and rolling hills and woods, creek, etc, hunters dream, and there is 10 acres of tillable hay ground. Its been a very long time since ive seen any wooded acres sell, The last parcel I seen sell was 40 acres again, Non Tillable, but along black top road (the parcel I may buy is on gravel) it sold for $1350 in south central Minnesota, Just wondering if that is high priced, low, or what you would feel it would be worth? It can become residential property if needed. Thanks Everyone!
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