Posted by Rick Kr on February 13, 2014 at 08:40:55 from (198.208.159.19):
I previously leased 30 acres in the past to the local BTO farmer. Now I have it all in landscape trees. Any large rocks, etc, that showed up, either he or I would pick them up. Whoever got there first. No biggie.
Now I am leasing him different parcel that I dont want to put into trees yet. We have had a verbal lease since day one. Nothing signed, he shows up at Christmas and gives me a check. Same as we had done for years on the other parcel. Well, this new property needs the fence rows cut back and a few big rocks pulled 200-300lbs. Who should handle the maintanence? Me or him. We get along great, nothing bad. But without a written agreement, who would typically handle it.
On one hand I say the farmer, if he is using it he should maintain it. But, it is my property, and I want to keep it looking nice too.
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