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Re: I just do not get it.
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Posted by K.B.-826 on July 28, 2006 at 21:51:18 from (68.115.95.12):
In Reply to: I just do not get it. posted by Dave from MN on July 28, 2006 at 17:19:03:
Stop in and talk with the renter. Ask him how the crops are doing, start talking about the drought and the heat, and casually bring up the situation in conversaton. Mabey he's got a good reason. Hear him out and just let him tell you whatever he's willing to, don't be pushy, just nod your head. Think about what he says and then decide wheather or not to rent to him again. At least you might get a better idea of whats going on. Who knows, beans aren't too terribly far from being ready, mabey he's hoping we'll get enough rain where they'll hang in there and he can save the cost of irrigation. It is your land and you should at least have the right to check in with him.
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