Would you sell farm ground on eBay?

I inherited some farm ground in Ohio. I was debating whether to try to sell it on eBay. I talked to my attorney, and he stated it would be no big deal and that he would do the paperwork. I have noticed that real estate transactions are not binding here, but that would be no big deal. Strange question, but I would be interested in any of your thoughts. Thanks for viewing!

oldwestcoins

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Posted 2 years ago·Last reply 2 years ago

11 comments

meme6253

·2 years ago

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Talk to the farmers right next to your property, & see if they would be interested.

hartungcards

·2 years ago

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Why on Earth (no pun intended) would you even consider selling this land on eBay? Is your no big deal attorney even remotely familiar with selling on eBay?

gail5176

·2 years ago

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No-use a local suction service

mcw1627jed

·2 years ago

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No Way.I can see only bad things happening trying to sell farmland on Ebay.Would get a local agent where the property is located.

byrd69er

·2 years ago

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As Joe Biden would say...... "Don't "

kmcangel2012

·2 years ago

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dbfolks166mt

·2 years ago

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Due to the complexities associated with real estate transactions, despite what your lawyer says, not something I would list on eBay. It's also probably not a place most people look for real estate. There are simply too many other options available.

dirk12955

·2 years ago

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I'd have to figure that 99% of the people interested in farm land, Or developing farmland

would be local to where the farmland actually is located.

soh.maryl

·2 years ago

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With so many more local options, not sure eBay is the best place for this.

The main advantage of eBay is a wide pool of potential buyers all over the world.

You don't really need that for such a localized item.

ashevilleoutfitters

·2 years ago

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Personally, I would not sell land on eBay. I would instead create an advertisement on Facebook, and not have to deal with 13.99% fees.

maxine*j

·2 years ago

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@ashevilleoutfitters wrote:
Personally, I would not sell land on eBay. I would instead create an advertisement on Facebook, and not have to deal with 13.99% fees.

The fees for real estate are not 13.99%. The fees are shown here, under Fees for Real Estate Listings:

https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/fees-credits-invoices/selling-fees?id=4822