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Posted by Mike M on January 14, 2006 at 11:32:13 from (63.27.164.244):
In Reply to: trouble on the farm posted by old fashioned farmer on January 14, 2006 at 06:44:57:
Sounds kinda familar. When you are at home you buy stuff together and everything seems fine,then somehow it isn't anymore and you have no land in your name,and know way to prove who paid for what. I've got some of my stuff straightened out and my own place,but still have alot of tools at Dads place that I bought or partially bought. I imagine it's going to be a mess when I have to sort it out. I should of bought my own land sooner and put my money into my place. You may have to look over your situation and see if you wouldn't be better off to spend your money on land now instead of equipment. Then you will have your own stuff and they can't tell you what to do.
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