Two investors react to a $2.4 million asking price for a pickleball venue with three courts, calling it wildly overpriced and unlikely to sell. They compare it to a storage and RV park in Quartzsite as a more realistic investment.
No, it's not going to— it's not going to go through. It's way— it's priced way too high. I just found it and then I let it cook and then just blew up the deal. Let me go pull it up though. I can—
so super overpriced, right?
Oh, it is. They are asking $2.4 million.
$4 million for what, like 3 quarts? Oh, half a bag of balls.
Let me show it real quick.
I also have that other property, so when he's done, Where I ran the financials through for the storage and the RV park.
The RV park over in Quartzsite, right?
Correct. They're trying to make it more upscale, growing it. It has a warehouse that's going to have 4 indoor badminton courts that can be changed, but essentially it's just an outdoor and then this warehouse, but they're wanting 2.4. And supposedly they're going to put in pizza and then like some food trucks, it seems like it.
