The town board or board of county commissioners may hold, manage, use and dispose of the real and personal property of any unincorporated town, and the board of county commissioners shall collect all dues and demands belonging to or coming to the town. Except as otherwise provided in this section, a sale of such property must not be made until after its actual market value is appraised by one or more disinterested, competent real estate appraisers who are taxpayers of the town and are appointed by a district judge of the county. If there are no disinterested, competent real estate appraisers who are taxpayers of the town, the sale of the property may be made after its actual market value is appraised by one or more disinterested, competent real estate appraisers who are not taxpayers of the town and are appointed by the district judge of the county. The property must not be sold for less than: 1. Three-fourths of the appraised value, if there is only one appraisal performed; or 2. Three-fourths of the lowest appraised value, if there is more than one appraisal performed.
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