A real estate listing claims 27 acres but LoopNet shows 16. At $3.5 million, the price per acre changes dramatically depending on which number is real. The sellers need to verify the actual acreage before buying.
I run back up to the top. No, good news at least.
Okay. So what it, what it, what it got is they want it at $3.5 million, which is going to be too high. That's 15 acres. Okay. And then it's approximately 27 acres total.
So it's running. I have to verify how much it actually has. Cause the marketing says 27, but LoopNet says only 16 roughly. So that's a pretty big difference.
It says 27, but the, but the LoopNet says 16. So it's like even on their own advertising, it's got it's got inconsistency. So that's, that is a red flag usually.
