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    #13
    There better be a successor in some cases if you have to wait too long to exercise plan B.

    Some of us are out of time for plan B....depending on how much time you will need to fully execute and complete the alternative.

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      #14
      How long are the land investors going to stay in once they realize the millennials will never be rich enough to purchase the land back from them at inflated prices? So far the millenials have the parents money buying farm for them. That is a major difference from the 80's when the 20 year old had the mortgage in their own name. We all know how that turned out. Around here there are many 85 year olds that have waited too long to sell. Parcel for sale locally that the kids tried to sell last summer and is for sale now again. Land across the road from me was sold to an investment group a couple of years ago but the same operation farms it. All the signs of a bear market in real estate. It is different this time.

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        #15
        What I have heard some guys do to sell land is this.....they sell to an investor but the investor wants a renter before he will buy.....so the seller agrees to rent for X number of years ....then he walks away with the cash by just farming what he knows for those few years.....then its the investors problem to get high rent or take a bath on the investment.

        For those agreeing to rent from an investment group ...it might be time to rethink that strategy...unless you are selling.

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          #16
          Originally posted by farmaholic View Post
          There better be a successor in some cases if you have to wait too long to exercise plan B.

          Some of us are out of time for plan B....depending on how much time you will need to fully execute and complete the alternative.
          And therein lies the problem. There have been two major bottoms, or buying opportunities in Farmland in western Canada since the beginning of time. Entire careers have come and gone between those opportunities. How many producers were teenagers during one opportunity, and close to retirement during the next? I'm in my early 40's, If had taken the advice to wait for the crash to buy, I'd still be landless, while inflation eroded my purchasing power, and likely not at an age when I would be motivated to go deep into debt to buy land when the opportunity finally arises.


          Saskatchewan prices do show a couple more bumps than locally:Click image for larger version

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            #17
            Re: land prices....

            I've been wrong... wrong... wrong..., since 08.

            As far as Investors....leave them sit. Unless you like working for someone else or "paying" for their investment. Some land beside us was bought by an investor...I thought the locals were competing with "cash"...nope, there's a mortgage registered on a couple of quarters out of the seven they bought...assuming(unless I search every title) that that mortgage is against every quarter...thats $161,700 against every quarter....that the tenant is paying off.

            The tenants are "established" farmers.

            Everyone thinks the land is/was too much, myself included, but will rent it for too much from the investor when if they let him hang out to dry could have owned it themselves instead of being tenants!

            Although, at these levels it is cheaper to rent than buy!
            Last edited by farmaholic; Jul 31, 2018, 09:00.

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              #18
              Originally posted by wiseguy
              50 bu Canola / acre x 12.00 = 600 hun an acre !

              If your a follower on twitter you get 12.50 !

              Lots of room to pay the 120 / acre rent !

              Smell the roses !
              Then the bouquet is big enough to buy the dirt...before you're in it!

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                #19
                Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                I got slammed by a few on here a few years back by calling this out ... but the truth is ... it was going to happen . The alarming thing is , after several decent years . But shit happens I guess .
                What is causing the sale of land? (Retirements or shaky finances of farms)

                What multiple x 2017 assessment is land selling for?

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                  #20
                  Where are all the deals on land??
                  There are lots of people that would like to know, myself included.
                  Sure no deals or cheap land around our part of the world.

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                    #21
                    Originally posted by wiseguy
                    50 bu Canola / acre x 12.00 = 600 hun an acre !
                    Except there are a lot less 50 bu crops around this year and the price is in the 10s right now.

                    But next year country, its could be 100 bu at $14. You can make up any scenario to justify a land purchase. They might find oil too.

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                      #22
                      I won’t say the years our family bought

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                        #23
                        Originally posted by wiseguy
                        Who bought the 5700 acres at Rosetown that was listed for 22.4 million ???
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                        This is what is on ISC for one of the quarters. That farm has a lethbridge address.

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                          #24
                          Originally posted by wiseguy
                          Thanks SWFARMER !
                          No problem! It seems all the expensive farms for sale in Saskatchewan are being bought up by Albertans now.

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