Although he had originally insisted that 1960 was worth $300,000
(phone message from Tiffany Nelson, (now Tiffany Cone) 08-18-04),
at various times and places, Doug Gale or his agents have
maintained that a "cash buyer", a "bargain hunter" was prepared to
pay $200K, $180K cash, for 1960. Actual events make it hard to see
this as anything other than a simple lie.
No material to substantiate these claims was ever offered, even
when requested.
Gale, when challenged, never offered any kind of proof that this
buyer existed.
As far as the appraisal goes, Gale never followed up on either his
own suggestions or my requests.
The final sale price to Don Reiff of $80,000 gives the lie to all Doug
Gale's claims of 1960 S Maple's value.
(phone message from Tiffany Nelson, (now Tiffany Cone) 08-18-04),
at various times and places, Doug Gale or his agents have
maintained that a "cash buyer", a "bargain hunter" was prepared to
pay $200K, $180K cash, for 1960. Actual events make it hard to see
this as anything other than a simple lie.
No material to substantiate these claims was ever offered, even
when requested.
Gale, when challenged, never offered any kind of proof that this
buyer existed.
As far as the appraisal goes, Gale never followed up on either his
own suggestions or my requests.
The final sale price to Don Reiff of $80,000 gives the lie to all Doug
Gale's claims of 1960 S Maple's value.
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