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Obviously tugging at his heart strings, and ours. Hopefully he is getting a great price for it.
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God damn kids
The kids straight up told him to sell it now to get a better price so they have the most money possible to inherit.
Just judging from the irrigated acreage + only a 4 year old pivot I bet it’s gonna be close to a Million dollars.
1 of the swimtown kids teaches at that new Elkhorn north school. What a cunt
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That school is so fucking ugly looking it ruins the entire landscape
Not surprising that a cunt would work there
Nice football field though
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There's a great story about an old Japanese strawberry farmer who owns one of the most desirable pieces of undeveloped land in Orange County in the city of Fountain Valley right next to a Costco. It's over a square city block in size and he grows a crop of strawberries every year and the rest of the time it just sits there. Great strawberries he sells in a little stand right at the edge of his property.
His kids have been begging him to sell for years as he's had astronomical offers for it and he refuses. The feud is so public it gets updated in the newspaper. I have no idea what it's worth but the average home price in Fountain Valley is nearing $2 mil although this land is surrounded by commercial property.
He's in his 90s now so the kids will probably get their grubby hands on it soon.
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Tyler who?
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https://www.mystatemls.com/property...462/?listshare=5MEA6PAF4M73KT5DXBIVWZC2II&mp=
@scotchfrost9697 if I move to BH can we do ranchy things and drink beer everyday?
@scotchfrost9697 if I move to BH can we do ranchy things and drink beer everyday?
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Damn they tried to use every possible color of paint inside that house huh
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took them like 5 years to redo that place but they did it in the evenings. the location is pretty god awful
the answer to the question is fuck yes
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Deck free living - right up your alley, Scotch!
That big shed has serious soirée possibilities, tho.
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Yeah I explained to him that the best option would be for the kids to inherit it and get that sweet sweet stepped up basis but his spoiled kids told him to sell and were assholes so….
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He should sell it an donate the money to the town or something
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I’ve had a similar thing happen except the kids were nice the parents were just crazy and it was donating it to the Catholic Church… who definitely doesn’t need the money.
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Covid and food poisoning in the same week, might as well KMS
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good thing youre a doctor
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Sooooo dumb. Depending on the original cost basis, current selling price, etc., etc. those kids should be embarrassed at their ill-conceived greed.
IRS is the winner here…..😎
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Welcome to Dark Brandon's America: The place where Missouri River coastal elites demand that the salt of the earth pay more in taxes, even if it means more goes to the gov't and less to themselves.
That was all tongue in cheek, if you couldn't tell.
My grandparents inherited around 300 acres in Custer Co, NE as 50/50 owners with my grandma's sister who lives in CA. Grandma's brothers didn't want to farm it since it is too far away. Aunt in CA has been pushing to sell, sell, sell, for the last 20 years. As it turns out, my grandparents live off the rent for that ground.
At any rate, at least my grandparents are still interested in the land and what happens to it. Great-aunt Marj isn't. Maybe that's because she lives thousands of mile away, and the grandparents live twenty mile away from it.
If anyone's interested, I can tell my grandparents story of being stranded out there for almost 24 hours and having to walk three miles to find help two years ago.
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