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bought some land
looking for some ideas. I bought some property,undeveloped and woody, 35 acres. During a walk thru of the land the seller said he sold some timber to a lumber company and pointed to marks on a tree and said it was just a few. Now after the sale went thru two weeks later the trees were cut and now we have about 20 acres of stumps and tree tops. It truly looks like a tornado went thru the property. What trees were not cut down the others were run down by equipment. Its a hugh mess and great disappointment. In short a few trees means 10 maybe 15 not hundreds. I bargained in good faith and feel like i was taken advantage of. Any ideas of what to do if there is any?
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thanks for the post, thats were i will start. By no means am i afraid of working to clean the mess, which one man and some good equipment, should take a few years. I feel like its work that i should not be doing. At this point thats about the only thing i know to do to get this property in a condition to either use it to build on or resale it, because its very easy to say not a person in their right mind would buy it in the condition its in. Any other input is greatly welcomed.
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No not anything in writing about the number of trees only a verbal statement (not being many trees) from the seller during the walk thru. The seller will not answer my calls. The best witness is the man that apprased the value of the land before the purchase went thru, being a witness of the amount of damage that has occured. And yes its paid for.
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