Some one smarter than me explain the BTO!

[SASKFARMER3]

Oh sumdumbguy they will care and if it happens credit drys up over night they pull back and then th shit hits the fan but what do I know I only seen it in the 80s and 90s but it can’t happen again. I’m just a dumb farmer what do I know let the good times roll.

Just explaining a scheme that’s in place am I right or wrong but it’s in place.

[farming101]

View incorporation with the objective of creating a stable business that can accommodate the next generation with little muss and fuss.

I agree, whether a sole proprietor or corporation when the gig is up, it's up.
If a good operator has 10 quarters clear there should be no need to go out and borrow 80% of its value.
In the game of farming that is bad business. The risk is too great.
Make the equity work for you, not bury you.

[SASKFARMER3]

I agree but what I’m trying to show us corps with personal guarantees your hooped. What. The shit hits the fan they will tell you into getting your wife to sign, you will because you can’t quit yet.

Also when head office sees a trend that’s not good for them they move people first sign.

[BreadWinner]

Just thinking about incorperating for tax reasons. Equipment in and land out, should save about $50000 a year in taxes. Is it worth incorporating or not?

[SASKFARMER3]

Yes it has a place but know what your signing with your bank. A personal guarantee and your hooped if the shit hits the fan.

But I would wait till Trudeau is done with us before you do so a bunch of things don’t have to be redone.

[Richard5]

Oh sumdumbguy they will care and if it happens credit drys up over night they pull back and then th shit hits the fan but what do I know I only seen it in the 80s and 90s but it can’t happen again. I’m just a dumb farmer what do I know let the good times roll.

Just explaining a scheme that’s in place am I right or wrong but it’s in place.

I agree with the scheme to an extent but i do not think its exactly the lenders intention to sink your business.

Input capital sole intention is!

How many people charge their inputs on the affiliated line of credits at their supplier? How many realize that CPS was charging 9.49% up until 3 years ago? How many don’t pay down some of the balance during the year, in the fall or at least prior to the Feb deadline?

Personally i would never let my business get to a point in which i need to charge more that 10-15% of the crop in the field. If you don’t have the right
working capital position - quit buying shit or at least use some land as security to fix the problem and don’t let it slip again.

As business people we need to be smart or smartter. Just as the orginal post describes, these are farm operators that are not always doing the right things and may fall into the scheme of bigger is better and the equipment dealer telling them “this is such a great deal”

I do agree that the next true crop failure there is a day of wrecking for many. I also believe that many are already there and no financial institution is ready to pull the pin yet.

[farmaholic]

Market Place had a show on flipping cars and the "negative equity" (owing more than its trade in value) being added to the purchase price of the new vehicle. I hope this isn't happening with machinery.


Lease lease lease.

[fjlip]

Just thinking about incorperating for tax reasons. Equipment in and land out, should save about $50000 a year in taxes. Is it worth incorporating or not?

We will tell you when we exit...that's the BIG saving

[fjlip]

Market Place had a show on flipping cars and the "negative equity" (owing more than its trade in value) being added to the purchase price of the new vehicle. I hope this isn't happening with machinery.


Lease lease lease.

Ask a dealer, that is exactly what is happening

[bucket]

When you are addicted to the smell of new paint and decals I guess you do whatever to have it.....

****ing equipment hasn't changed much in a very long time and if it can't last more than 250 hours ....something is seriously wrong.

[iceman]

Looking like more a d more of a pyramid scheme, last one to the party gets left with the hot potato.

I believe it's called "The greater Fool theory"

The whole new machinery leasing/buying seems like that game will end badly


Iceman Out

[Richard5]

I believe it's called "The greater Fool theory"

The whole new machinery leasing/buying seems like that game will end badly


Iceman Out

You nailed it ice!!!

Sad thing is I don’t think the ones that are leasing or financing the bulk of the purchase understand this.

If little to manageable debt, spend as you like