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    Farm land prices

    Got a chance to buy a chunk of farmland. Wondering what is the going price of farmland in $/acre and times the assessment. Thx

    #2
    Think people will need to know the area. $500-$4000 an acre

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      #3
      Area is big need to know!
      Also if drought is back wait!

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        #4
        Waiting may not work, sometimes these things only come around once in a career.

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          #5
          Prices went up here with a great crop! Rent will up due to sure crop area. 1/4 share will gross a $80-$100.

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            #6
            History shows if land payments are less than 2 times rent would be .Buy it.If over 3 times do not.Between 2 and 3 times is a personal reasons to buy or not.Even if you are using your own cash this is a very good long term way to know how much to pay.

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              #7
              New guy. Over what payment terms. 20, 25 or 30 year loan on owning?

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                #8
                Seen a guy from Alberta explaining this.Not sure how many years.That does make a difference. Try to go with 30.Thought he made way more sense than anyone else trying to explain how much is land worth?

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                  #9
                  In Eastern sask The premium land I know of is selling for top dollar around 3.4x assessments.

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                    #10
                    No drop in price anywhere around here. Higher than ever.
                    East central Sask.
                    $400-$500 an acre 10 years ago is now $2,000 to $2,500 an acre.

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