400000 quarter will get you 3% here that's it!
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I'm assuming I'll buy 160 cultivated acres if I'm paying $400,000/quarter. If I'm paying $2500/acre and getting $80/acre that's still 3.2% return. According to most real estate folks tenants are paying the taxes. In my part of the province rent on this valuable property would bring $100/acre. Banks are paying 1% on your money, TSX sucked for the last 15 years except for a few exceptional years and if you missed it you got nothing on your return. Our new government is almost guaranteed to keep our dollar at a low level. You can buy 480 acres of the top producing land in the province or 2 new JD S690's. At the end of 10 years I'll still have 480 acres of the best land in Sask and the JD's will be part of the Keystone XL.
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you wanna buy some ocean front property in sask , lesm? not sure who your real estate guy is but what an a idiot ? no renter pays taxes , how f$&cking stupid do you think farners are
if we don't make money we dont farm it ! , it's not all about you ffs
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What is 'Productive"???
"Happiness" for those who: own the land... farm the land... sell the land... Pass the land to the next generation of 'Family'... LOVE THE Land...
Since the human experience... ends without an end... there is one answer... being; inside the head of the person reading this topic!
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Regarding the renter paying taxes - don't want to start an argument, but you don't have to search too far in the real estate listings to find land for sale that states renter is paying the taxes.
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Farming 101,
Of the multiple dozens of folks we have farmed for... not one has ever made the request to pay land taxes.
I would have serious questions about farm transfer taxation issues that would clearly indicate an investment indicator... purely ... and loss of all benefits of roll over provisions after a time period.
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