Posted by Tree-Farmer on May 28, 2019 at 13:13:54 from (174.234.6.74):
What would you say is the value of a machine shed?
Size: 40x70, built in 1975, decent condition, but 2 poles rotted, some side boards rotted, one door doesn t slide
Biggest problem: The nails start coming out, after 30 years, which leaves holes in the tin, then rain comes in and starts rotting the wood. Got an estimate to replace all the nails with screws with grommets for $1800, which seems high to me, plus $2000 to replace the track for doors. More to replace some loose boards.
I want to buy it to keep my tractor and machinery in, my brother wants to sell it, he doesn t have a need for it, doesn t want to spend money to fix it.
Location: North Missouri, Not near any large towns. Land is around $4000 an acre here.
What would you say a machine shed is worth, plus ground under it, and access rights to it? (No additional land)
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