Dyna et al,

I am stunned at your comments.  From what I have read, Ms. LaVanier is not
asking for a buy out.  Why would you consider the government seizure of
property against an owner's will as "corporate buyout?"

I did not know Ms. LaVanier's original purchase price of the property.
However, $400,000 for an 8 unit building is not out of range.  That is
$50,000 per apartment.

In any part of Minneapolis, I would consider a purchase price of $400,000
for an 8 unit building as a great buy.  In that neighborhood, it would
depend on the quality of the building.

Take a look at a few buildings for sale RIGHT NOW on the north side (thanks
to the MLS):

# units    address                Price
-------------------------------------------------------------
4          4900 Knox Avenue N     $364,900
4          4700-4706 Bryant Ave N $549,900
3          1700-1702 Thomas Place $374,900
4          1712 Fremont Avenue N  $449,900
11         4100 Thomas A. N.      $690,000
8          3515 Penn A. N.        $499,900  (good comp)

I think these, currently for sale buildings, are enough to show that
$400,000 for an 8 unit building is not a "dumb investment."

I don't know Ms. LaVanier or the building in question.  However, I am a real
estate agent and investor that specializes in multi-unit residential
housing.  

This board continues to show more concern about mowed grass than the
intentional damage done to a fellow citizen.  This would be hysterical if it
weren't so shocking.

Regards, Bill Cullen
Whittier Landlord.


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