With all the talk about selling or not selling Roloff Farms, Little People, Big World, there’s curiosity surrounding what Zach offered for the land. Zach and Matt Roloff were in a year-long stand-off over negotiations for the family farm that fell through.
While Zach hoped to take over the land, Matt had other ideas. He took the farms off the market and then shifted to a rental before returning it to the real estate market.
Amy Roloff sold her 32 acres of the family farm to Matt in 2020 for a low $975,000.
Before that sale, Amy also sold a portion of her land back in 2019 for $667,000.
The LPBW matriarch hoped that selling her half would make it easier for Matt to allow his older sons, Zach and Jeremy Roloff, to come in for a repurchase of her shares.
Sadly, Matt claimed he tried his best to sell to his twins by giving them a “half-off family discount,” but Zach didn’t see the offer that way.
What Did Zach Really Offer For Roloff Farms?
Matt finally paid $1,642,000 to own the entirety of Roloff Farms. During the season premiere of Little People, Big World, Zach noted that he had made a competitive offer, telling cameras, “I had a starting point, and it was based on what my dad bought my mom out for.” Viewers can see how his father’s counteroffer may have put off Zach. If Zach chose to offer around $1.6 million and Matt asked for $4 million when he put the home on the open market, that is a difference of almost half a million dollars. It is no wonder Zach felt cheated by his father, as the patriarch may have been trying to make a profit.