§ 8660 State Property Conveyance Authority

• •The government can sell state property (like land or buildings) to someone else.
• •The buyer must pay the full price to the state before the sale is final.
• •The Department of General Services handles the paperwork for the sale.

Imagine the state owns an old empty building it doesn’t need anymore.

If someone wants to buy that building, they have to pay the full price first. Then, the government signs the papers to officially sell it to them.