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**Ellis** · May 21st, 01:15 PM

Wow.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Fort-Montgomery-...QQcmdZViewItem

I've been there and walked around, it's really cool. But to sell it on ebay, awesome.

**burningcow422** · May 21st, 01:31 PM

I thought selling a house on pbn was overkill..

**Gangsta_Redneck** · May 21st, 03:01 PM

thats purdy awsome if i had the $$ i would buy it

superaggcoolguy · May 21st, 03:41 PM

It'll go way higher than it's at.

**crustybug** · May 21st, 04:16 PM

Thats historical property. If someone would buy that and develop it id be really pissed off. That would be some awesome waterfront tho.

**nickxjones** · May 21st, 04:21 PM

that would be soo sick to play a scenario paintball game at, you could play what they did there or even a helms deep type game

**1337** · May 21st, 04:25 PM

Buy it now for 9.5 million.

Sure, let me get my checkbook...

**olddfatbulldog** · May 21st, 04:45 PM

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Originally Posted by nickxjones

that would be soo sick to play a scenario paintball game at

Die.

Cool area though.

**nickxjones** · May 21st, 04:50 PM

ummm...k? flaming much?

**seanness** · May 21st, 04:58 PM

dude dont buy from him he only has 43 feedback that sucks what if he doesnt ship?

**mynameisgeorgel** · May 21st, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Spy327

dude dont buy from him he only has 43 feedback that sucks what if he doesnt ship?

i'm sure you could file a claim with paypal

**sick_dawg** · May 21st, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by nickxjones

ummm...k? flaming much?

I'm over it

Meh, I'd buy it, but I dont think I would have much use for a fort that is 3000 miles away from me...

***NYY*** · May 21st, 06:06 PM

Surprised Donald Trump hasn't bought it yet.

***Dooms*** · May 21st, 06:32 PM

No one who knows anything about real-estate would buy it. You can't do anything with it, other than fix it up, since it is a historical landmark. If you do fix it chances are you'll loose more on it than you'll make. The only person/people who would buy it would have to have an interest in Fort Montgomery, otherwise it's a money pit.

We just built a building for 1 million that will pay for itself in 5 years and will make $200,000 profit every year after. You couldn't touch that kinda return with a historical landmark.

**Ellis** · May 22nd, 02:47 AM

Yeah, but you could say to people "Yeah, well I own Fort Montgomery".

**Ja289** · May 22nd, 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by doomsday

No one who knows anything about real-estate would buy it. You can't do anything with it, other than fix it up, since it is a historical landmark. If you do fix it chances are you'll loose more on it than you'll make. The only person/people who would buy it would have to have an interest in Fort Montgomery, otherwise it's a money pit.

We just built a building for 1 million that will pay for itself in 5 years and will make $200,000 profit every year after. You couldn't touch that kinda return with a historical landmark.

i was reading supposedly this 'real estate boom' is going to be over. we've been learning about economics and real estate is a real money-making practice, i never really understood it until recently, but now i understand why people invest so much into real estate

**iluvwpg** · May 22nd, 08:57 AM

Dude...that'd be cool-You put like 1,000 paintball fields in it...'n stuff.

I think if i remember correctly someone tried to sell a hillside on ebay...

***Dooms*** · May 22nd, 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by ja289

i was reading supposedly this 'real estate boom' is going to be over. we've been learning about economics and real estate is a real money-making practice, i never really understood it until recently, but now i understand why people invest so much into real estate

The housing market is going to fall out soon, as soon as interest rates go up house prices will fall. Right now money (loans) is cheap, so therefore plenty of people are out buying houses, cars, and other big money items. We only deal in commercial properties. They are cheaper to build and you make money off the rent that you are pretty much guaranteed since they are on contract. Plus usually you can turn around and sell the building for more than it cost you to build it. My grandfather paid 1 million for a building complex back in the 70's, and the same complex now is worth 12 million. It's a good way to make money, but it takes some know-how and a little luck.

**splatwithhonor3** · May 22nd, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Elliswithagun

Yeah, but you could say to people "Yeah, well I own Fort Montgomery".

bingo