Agricultural and timberland investing means owning productive rural land, cropland, pasture, or commercial forest, for the income it generates and the appreciation of the underlying land.
Log in to followRunning a small service business means my capital shows up in irregular lumps, and I've got one now that I don't want in the market. Two things in front of me. First, roughly 300…
I'm probably nine months from closing on my first piece, somewhere between 80 and 120 tillable acres. Two neighbors have already told me two different things about how to lease it…
Two farms, same county, eleven miles apart. I've walked both twice and I keep flipping. Farm A is 155 acres, asking works out to about $7,900 an acre. Roughly 40 of it holds water…
I have roughly $620k earmarked for a land allocation and two live options that behave nothing alike. Option one is direct. Around 70 tillable acres in a single county, priced near…
I've been going back through the NCREIF farmland numbers because a fund deck I got handed leaned hard on the recovery story and skipped past what happened before it. The facts as…
I'm putting together a service business around real estate, which means I read a lot of management agreements, and last week I read my first farm management agreement. It was for…
Two parcels in the same region, both about 80 acres, and I keep flipping between them. The first is what everyone here would call Grade A. High soil productivity rating, tile that…
A developer sent me an option agreement on the west 60 of my 160. Twenty five year term with two five year extensions, escalator on the rent, option period of three years while th…