Skyline...Future of Sask Land Ownership???

[oneoff]

http://www.producer.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Skyline_legal_docs.pdf



Lots to think about....or not???

[gustgd]

Just because I'm to lazy to read a 128 pg document.
What are you trying to say?

[ajl]

Did not read 128 pages but did read an article on the subject. Wonder why foreign nationals, primarily Chinese, are challenging our laws? They know that most of the Canadian judicial system is in love with Chinese communism and therefore are likely to win even with wrong arguments. So now the hardworking SK peasant of the future can send rent checks to Beijing instead of Toronto. Time to send these folks packing. All it would take is the government to stop suppressing interest rates and it would get done.

[bucket]

For those that represent farmers and are too lazy to read it means we will be peasants.

Some will think farming 20000 rented acres is success but you are a peasant.

[farmaholic]

Is it a challenge to the rules of Sask land ownership by Foreigners? Looks like layers of money and paper shuffling to get around the rules.

Parsley and others are right. You will become a serf in the very Country your forefathers came to and broke their backs to establish a living in, just to escape serfdom where they came from. Don't let history repeat itself. If land ownership is so important for absentee landowners it should be twice so for those trying to make a living on it. WAKE UP!!!

[furrowtickler]

You will never ever create any wealth renting land. And yes you will have to try to farm 30-50,000ac to make a living if that is the course you wish to steer your ship.

[Klause]

Owning land is a fad for a lot of Chinese.... it will come many will loose their shirts and they will go.


Some invest in land to park money out of the financial world. Some because they want to own dirt.

Some because it's a fad


the latter two will disappear. And the first will sell out when the financial picture gets better or after we have a huge worldwide meltdown.



so far we have benefited from investors... we sold the old farm in Manitoba for 4.7x assessment... would have never gotten that from anywhere else...

and here we rent land for a very reasonable rate on a very long term lease.


We need to farm 2k acres to make a decent living here... can't buy it all so rent and buy one when it comes to market... then drop a rented one.

[oneoff]

Well gussy...You can damn well say please.

Sorry you're too lazy and more particularly that your smart phone is smarter than you; although the displays on both objects are quite inadequate for both tasks.

What this does highlight is how very poor skill sets tend to accompany leadership roles.

Too summarize; I didn't insinuate either way.

But it would behoove those who feign leadership to start to contemplate the implications of new developments .... before they become full blown realities.

You can learn more from the facts; and from what others speculate this could mean. You could even do some thinking on your own.

Go to the BNN satellite network or read about it through the Western Producer; Google searches etc. etc. Or just get a brain transplant and during the recovery process; just do society a favor and drop out of public sight to get in touch with the new reality and becoming better informed about what you have decided you already know.

[bucket]

Oneoff

Ouch. I even felt that. I think a kick in the balls would have hurt less than that dressing down.


Well said.

[BTO_farmalll]

Guss,


See What The Trucking Lifestyle Does To One!!!!!!!!!!!!

[farmaholic]

**** oneoff, was that really called for?

I don't even know if I got my perception of the document right from the quick gleaning of the first few pages. The rest is kind of yadda yadda yadda. In those documents the purpose of them is usually stated in the opening pages.

I'm afraid to ask if I got my "take" right.

[Rareearth]

Someone asks for clarity and a summary.... Wow no meds

I wonder how many people actually follow the web links. I do sometimes and didn't in this case. It's not as simple as one might think with a iPad