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Re: OT land lease agreement


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Posted by oldtanker on September 02, 2011 at 10:41:02 from (66.228.255.223):

In Reply to: OT land lease agreement posted by jmohr on September 01, 2011 at 19:03:26:

This is pretty funny to me. We have several big operators in the area who are renting everything they can get their hands on.

One had ranted a place for years not telling the owner that it was worth more. Another guy went to him and offered more money. He got it on contract for 5 years for less money than the proir renter was paying cause the old guy was that mad and he has his money so money wasn't the issue. Another hires my nephew. He had my nephew trying to talk my BIL who has a dairy/beef/grain operation into retiring so they could rent about 1000 acres of crop land and another 500 of pasture. Another who is now out of farming was renting the land on verbal contracts then without consent of the owners selling hunting rights on the rented land. It's a cut throat dog eat dog world! Kinda funny but I've been renting most of my crop land to a very good guy. Now that I've told him that I'm restarting the family farm he's been kissing my butt trying to keep my land!

Gotta remember that in todays world it's not who ya blXw or how well ya blXy.....it's how well ya blXw who ya know!!!!!

Rick


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