Land Leases

I live in Greenwood and we just signed for $19,000.00 per acre and we are paying a 4% fee, however, most attorney fees range above 10% or more, so I feel our group did the right thing.

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Permalink Reply by D Methvien on March 6, 2009 at 9:02
They are retired, they own or use to own the coffee shop their on the corner in Seagrove. I use to work for Kurt when he owned La Lift and Equipment here in Shreveport. His son is Warren Tape, he lives in the area also. We use to go stay at the Perriwinkle House in Seaside for many years when he owned it. We have been there probably 14 times or so over the years. We love it there. Havent been in the last 4 or 5 years our email is debbiemethvien@aol.com if you need to contact us.
Permalink Reply by Bill Fowler on March 25, 2009 at 9:42
You mention that leasing has slowed down a lot. What types of offers are you hearing about now?
Permalink Reply by Bud on March 3, 2009 at 12:06
Can you tell us the location by Section, Township and Range? I have some property near Greenwood.

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