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Re: Whats no longer ethical?


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Posted by jon f mn on September 11, 2018 at 18:19:36 from (174.219.131.59):

In Reply to: Re: Whats no longer ethical? posted by JD Seller on September 11, 2018 at 17:16:49:

J came across the place kinda accidentally, this guy bought it for an investment several years back. He had tried to sell it with no success at least twice and had rented it out and got burned a couple times. When it was for sale we looked at buying it then, but it was out of our budget. Then this spring we were going to buy a small piece of land either with a shed or build one for all my stuff. But we didn't find anything good. Then we decided maybe we would sell our house and buy a small place. We almost bought a 20 acre place that wasn't near this nice. Then I was driving by this place and saw it empty, so I looked the guy up and called and asked if he was interested in selling as it was not listed, just empty. He said yes and to make an offer. I told him I figured it to be worth more than our budget, but asked if he would split it and sell the place and some acres. He asked what my budget was and I told him. He said he would call me back. He called back within the hour and said he would sell it for my budget. I was shocked because I knew it was worth a lot more than that even as is. But on top of the issues with this land, he was also in the process of selling his major business and didn't want to deal with it anymore. So all that added together is why he offered it to me for less than value. And if he had been a retired farmer for who a couple hundred would make a difference I wouldn't have been shocked, but this guy just sold the biggest nursury/garden center in the metro area to a hospital to build on, so I'm not seeing the value in a couple hundred bucks for him.


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