Decision to Retain Current Farm

checked. And to be honest with you, the home was in disrepair. The land is in disrepair. The whole place is in shambles. And I like that idea. I love the idea of rebuilding something, taking something that was just a pile of nothing and making it beautiful again. I love that idea. Well, let's just say that the deal did not go through. I ended up kind of just having to throw my hands up and just say, "Look, I'm done. I'm out. Uh, you know, if you've got to have everything done, look at this cow right here. if you got to have everything done right now, right away, I can't do it. I just can't do it. It's going to take me a month to buy a place. And it's going to take a month to do it. She was insistent. I couldn't do it. So, I pulled I I pulled the rip cord on it and decided I'm not going to buy the new place. But what this did do was put a little bit of a fire under my butt. This place is going to cost me about $280,000, which is pretty cheap considering the amount of land that it was. However, it's very overgrown and we do live in an area here in North Carolina that doesn't have very high land prices. I bought this land out here for under 2,000 $2,000 an acre and and below. Of course, that was pre the world getting flipped on its head. Uh that was back in 2013. So, it's been quite some time and the land value has probably quadrupled since then. But um I just didn't see any purpose in starting over when I got a nasty bad feeling about it. The young lady that I was buying the property from had another buyer. Uh I knew she had something in the works and she had another buyer that was just lined up right behind me. So, I think she felt like she could just she didn't have to make any concessions for me in order to uh in order to sell. And I think that that's what put the bad taste in my mouth. And I think that's what gave me the bad feeling. I do know