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http://www.mlsfinder.com/mn_rmls/bobcoffin/index.cfm?action=listing_detail&property_id=4623702&logoshow=y#.Vjo9xk75Yt8.email Seems reasonable

Yesterday our sellers accepted an offer on this parcel.

Here is our new listing north of Little Falls. It really is a nice piece in a great location. http://m.mlsfinder.com/mn_rmls/bobcoffin/index.cfm?action=listingdetail&searchkey=80d43d07-b553-e088-af9e-ec0ecadee8ea&pg=2&property_id=4602350

Here is an overhead with wetland overlay. The boundaries on the previous map are wrong. It cut off one 40 to the west.

I see state land abuts the west 40 to the north.

I'm not sure this pdf will work. When I click on the 160 it downloads the file below and I can view it. If it doesn't work, I will make it an image file later. Gotta leave for an appointment.

Agent Remarks:I will get aerial map today. Tractor not included. 2" foam foundation insulation, 32 acres for planting , 5 deer stands and trails, brush mower & trailer included. Local farmer plants corn or soy beans & leaves some in fall, forest management plan completed giving tax break to owner.

Here is a listing another agent in our office has. 5 box stands in place. Says he has shot a 180" deer on the property. Has turkeys also. http://www.mlsfinder.com/mn_rmls/bobcoffin/index.cfm?action=listing_detail&property_id=4513216&searchkey=73124630-e4d3-44d3-1e69-5c765a39833d

My understanding is they are so kind of mats they laid down in the low land to keep you from sinking.

They are motivated but have come down a bunch so not much room left now.

Can you tell from this? The blue line is the county line.

I think the pin is on Hillman. See if you can zoom out on this link. http://matrix.northstarmls.com/Matrix/Public/InteractiveMapPopup.aspx?RecordID=5457975&TableID=4&L=1

Oh, sorry.

That is a good idea. The land owner is from out of state so it would be up to me. The easement is shared with two others.

Today I listed 45 acres N of Little Falls. About 25 acres heavily wooded with huge mature white and red pines and oaks. The remainder is some low land, some open for food plots, and a small pond. It is a couple miles from the Mississippi River and from the Camp Ripley deer herd. It is a nice...