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Needing some farming advice

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JohnDeereBMan

06-04-2004 23:10:57




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Well, i went home about two weeks ago, and my parents farm was covered with surveying markers. I haven't really talked to my father about it yet, but within the next few of years, the farm is going to be sold. I would assume 3 years, since my father retires at 55 in 3 years. We are 18 miles away from NYC in New Jersey, and i have been on the farm for the majority of my childhood. For the past 6-7 years, we haven't grown any crops except for hay, because the neighbors dont want spraying. I really love farming, and wouldn't want to do anything else, but i know that farming is hard as heck to get into today. Right now, there is pretty much nothing i can do to save the farm, land is going for a half million an acre around here. I was just wondering if it was at all possible if the farm was sold, would my father be able to do a 1031 tax deferred transfer, and become a partner in a farm with me in another area? Is it possible for me to get a mortgage if my father is say a half owner in the farm. He swears he doesn't want to farm anymore, but im sure that he would help out because he has farmed all his life, and he loves running big machinery. Is there any other options. I'm only 20, but i have saved my money and resisted buying a new truck in hopes that i would have a down payment on a farm. I will graduate college in december and pursue a masters degree which will approximately take one year, so hopefully i can get a good job and make the payments for a farm. I would be looking at purchasing a preserved farm in New Jersey which will run about 350,000 dollars, so an fsa loan is out of the question because the cap is 250,000. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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JohnDeereBMan

06-05-2004 21:40:09




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 Re: Needing some farming advice in reply to JohnDeereBMan, 06-04-2004 23:10:57  
I'd really like to move somewhere where farming is an accepted practice, but all of my family is in New Jersey. Another reason why i kinda have to stay in the NJ/eastern pa region is because my parents are divorced, and i am an only child so as time passes on i will bear the responsibillity of taking care of both of my parents. Honestly, i have never been farther west than harrisburg, pa. Hopefully that will change because my college buddies and i are talking about a roadtrip to the John Deere plant at the end of the summer. There is also a great market for hay and such here because of the equine industry (smarty jones..... .who lost but gave a heck of a fight), and thats what i know the most about. Thank you for your advice.

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John (C-IL)

06-05-2004 05:28:11




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 Re: Needing some farming advice in reply to JohnDeereBMan, 06-04-2004 23:10:57  
First get a good real estate attorney and a good real estate accountant. Second, come to the midwest. If you are getting $500,000 for a half acre you could pay the taxes on the sale and still trade 100:1 and buy anything that is available here. Good luck, but plan on relocating if you want to keep farming.



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Ron

06-05-2004 04:13:21




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 Re: Needing some farming advice in reply to JohnDeereBMan, 06-04-2004 23:10:57  
You are one sharp young man. But before you dive into a Starker Exchange, get as savvy real estate attorney to guide you.

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