State of Mn. needs to buy some of our land for a hyway expansion project. They appraised it and their first offer to us was very low so we had it appraised privately(which they paid for) After seeing the private appraisal they came back with a reasonable offer. My question is how come their second appraisal and offer was different then their first? Why were they trying to screw one of their own residents as if this were a private sale? How could their first appraisal two months ago have been that wrong? I know there is a sucker born every minute but this is not me or you trying to get a low ball deal on a tractor This is the state buying land from one of their own. Only thing I can come up with is their appraiser must get a bonus based on how low he can purchase the land. The lower the price, the bigger the bonus. Is the salary and benefits of state employees public information? So I can check my theory.
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