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Re: Land rent and BTO versa the little guy.


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Posted by northeast puller 1 on April 15, 2012 at 02:58:17 from (74.212.4.19):

In Reply to: Land rent and BTO versa the little guy. posted by northeast puller 1 on April 14, 2012 at 02:56:21:

To add more to this thread for this year I think it will be 60 acre corn 35 mixed grass hay. The day the ink on the paper work dried on the forms from my mother gifting it to us over the last 30 years. But it was at the tail end of the building boom. Two siblings who are retired wanted to sell it. One has always had a hole in her pocket wants any money asap. The fourth could sell or not. Myself and the 6th do not. I will sell if the price is right only so the older siblings can enjoy their gift in their retirement while they can. I will take my share and buy a small farm in PA to play on for my retirement like Larry @ stine corner does. This town is 13 some square miles. When I was a kid it had 50 some dairy farms in it in the early sixties. Now there are know dairies left at all. No full time farmers left. 3 may be 4 small guys part time with off farm full time jobs and then the other 3 or 4 guys that will never amount to any thing between bar rooms and big talk and no solid work. The rest of the full time farmers would have at least a 20 mile ride from any place to farm this ground. This farm is two mile from I80 interchanges. When you get on I 80 east the first sign you see states NYC 52 miles. This town has more developments and ball fields then any thing else. So does this clear up my perspective on collecting rent or do you think I am still getting taken for a ride.


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