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Posted by evielboweviel on April 17, 2004 at 19:45:48 from (65.24.108.113):
In Reply to: Complete Utter Nonsence... posted by Errin OH on April 17, 2004 at 17:49:23:
Auction Right??
takes two to bid anything up watched old coal mine southeast Ohio sell off 500 an acre in 97 broke up in plots from 2 aceres to 250 acres, some turned right around and sold for 1000 now up around 1500 when it comes on market.
old man who had property next to me in SE Ohio 140 acres? estate sold for 220,000. was timebered and resold for 265,000 before timber was even cut off of it.
Land is worth what people are willing to pay
Ron
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