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Posted by rustyfarmall on October 30, 2004 at 06:56:20 from (207.32.13.193):
In Reply to: OT - What to do with 17 acres.... posted by farmerboybill on October 30, 2004 at 06:22:56:
The only way you will come out on $40,000 dollar land would be to develop it yourself, build houses, and then sell those houses. That would be a real haedache unless you are already in the house building business. I think I would leave that one alone. Buy the half acre with the small house, move in, and then watch the market. I will bet that in just a few short years that half acre will be worth considerably more than you paid for it, and then you can start looking for your farm.
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