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Re: Slipping away
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Posted by Howard H. on December 17, 2006 at 18:30:23 from (65.197.84.241):
In Reply to: Slipping away posted by Kestrel on December 17, 2006 at 17:45:59:
Hi Kestrel - Don't know what to say - it seems like around here, for every farmer going out there is another one on the next corner hell-bent for 320 more acres and a couple more sprinklers. I farmed for 14 years before I figured it would just be easier to take an office job. The only advice I'd say to have is keep a very close eye on the BOTTOM LINE and not to let the huge stream of money going in and out lull a person into thinking it will "just all work out". The loan officer sure won't have that attitude. I'd sure hate to be doing that at age 70! HH
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