i have land in Foggia, Italy that I want to appraise and sell.  How do I go about doing this?
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That's a good question!
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sell it on ebay if you find someone to purchase something like that with no certificate of authenticity from a geologist to support your assertions.
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take it to a coin dealer in your area they give you a appraisel
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Ask your bank where you can get it appraised.
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You could try going to antique shops and asking them if they know someone who could appraise it, or if someone there would be able to.  The prices for the stuff in antique shops have to be set somehow.  There should be someone there who would know something about it, or be able to direct you to someone who does appraisals.
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it depends on where you are from...try contacting your local paper and placing a classified ad.  also, study up on how to sell property yourself, it can be tricky, but it does save you the cost of an agent.
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Find yourself a probate attorney quickly.  \n\nIf your brother is the executor of the estate, it is probably within his power to sell the land, though, as he will be empowered to do with the property as he sees fit.  You are, assuming you are named in the will (if there is a will), entitled to whatever portion of the proceeds from that sale that you have been designated to receive.  You probably won't see this money until it has been submitted to probate court in the final accounting of the estate though.  I have a hard time believing that you don't have a death certificate for your father if he died over 6 months ago.  Although, I don't really see the relevance in this instance.  A probate attorney will probably advise you to make sure that all of your father's property was inventoried properly.  If he died intestate, then you have a whole other mess.  Bottom line, find a probate attorney.\n\nYou could start your search in your yellow pages or www.martindale.com
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Get them valued.\n\n((edit))\nTry http://www.yell.com  for auctioneers and valuers near you
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You may get a loan on the land, now depending on if anything is owed on the land will depend on if you can pay off the party that does not want anyting to do with the land or have any future interest.\n\nLenders/brokers will normally allow a borrower to borrow 50% of the value of the property. Now if the value of the property is appriased at $100,000, the max you will be able to get out of the property is $50,000. If here is something owed on the property subtract that from the $50,000, that is the amount you have left to buy out the out the third person.\n\nIf you have insufficient funds to purchase him out right here are 2 other things you might do. Get him to agree to accept what is left over after paying off an existing lien if there is one, he should sign a deed at the closing office to that effect.\n\nIf you still have insufficient funds agree to give him what is left after paying off the first lien and issue him a deed for the remainder all due upon the selling of the land. He should again sign this agreement at the closing office.\n\nEither way he is off the deed allowing the other two to do as they please with the property.\n\nSince there is no home on the land this would not be a home equity loan nor a heloc (Home Equity Line of Credit). it is called a land loan and the rate will be a little higher because investors, banks and other lenders are not interested in land as a good investment to lend money on as they are houses and commercial buildings.\n\nYou do not have to sell the property, but you must contact a good commercial "Broker" he will run your basic credit, appraisal and follow the guidelines outlined to secure you a land loan. Keep in mind that this is a land, not a home loan, so don't go expecting interest rates to be anywhere near 5%-8% no matter your credit score or credit rating. The call date will probably be some where around 5-10 years,could be longer,but I doubt it, but can be amortized for 15, 20, or 30 years.\n\nI hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
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two words:\n\nreal estate\n\nIf you want a more advanced explanation of how, email me.
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1.  Get property appraised first.  You may be off on your calculations, but get it appraised first to see if your deal is viable.\n\n2.  Next if the valuation is high enough, contact a bank to get a reconstruction loan.  This will be a loan for aquisition wrapped with a construction loan.   The construction loan part will be variable and paid out of a drawing account payable at stages of the reconstruction.  The stages and estimated costs will be estimated at the beginning of the loan process defining what defines completion of a stage and how much money will be released.\n\n3.  Upon completion the loan will convert to a permanent with the entire amount amortized over the target period ie 25yr.\n\nYou will want to get a good flag and mgmt company, but more importantly you are going to need to carry some working capital as you should not expect to break even the 1st year especially considering the size of loans.\n\nIf you are interested you can contact me directly as I've consulted on similar deals.  I can arrange Gen Contractors as well as permits and financing as well as help you with some techniques to minimize your exposure in the deal and maximize your ROI.\n\n\nGood luck either way.  Remember 90% preparation in these types of complex deals.  Your financial structure will dictate your success.
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Call the assessor's office in which the property is located.  This is public information and generally they will tell you over the phone.  Most on-line resources are months behind posting any information.  A little more difficult to obtain the information but the first one who has it is the Register of Deeds office.  You will be given a tax which you need to figure the sales price from.
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Hi! I dont know much about selling it online..perhaps u cud open up a website and put up ur stuff on it! If you wud like to try ur hand overseas.......I cud help you! Im from India and if you send me sum pics( of the handicrafts) on my mail wild.flower_india@yahoo.com i cud let you know more
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Each state has an office with a name that is something along the lines of "commissioner of land"...contact that office.  They can put you on a mailing list to receive notices when they are about to have the auctions.\n\nAnother thing you can do is look for pending forclosures in the newspaper.  They have to post it in the newspaper before they forclose.  If it is an old mortgage, call the homeowner and offer to take the note.  They can sign the house over to you and you can either assume the note or refinance to get it into your name and current.  This method was pretty much how I got my house, and the 27 thousand dollars equity that came with it.
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Try SellItInSalina!com.  You can upload a picture and the listings are uploaded to Froogle for worldwide exposure.
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contact the executor of the estate and ask him/her if and when it is for sale. make an offer.
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sell off enough of it to pay for building a big house like i have always wanted... then i would charge people to come hunt the remainder of my land... i have a friend with 100 acres who does this and makes 13grand a year from just that!\n\nsusan