Posted by paul on March 27, 2018 at 20:05:27 from (66.60.223.229):
In Reply to: Solar farms posted by lurch. on March 27, 2018 at 15:09:20:
You don't really have farm land any more in 25 years, you have a lot of metal and concrete and mixed up soil from all the digging.
You have to worry about them walking away from the lease, sure it's binding and sure there is supposed to be a bond, but when things go south, a lot of those promises seem to be forgiven or shrugged off by officials and so sad too bad for you.
So many of these solar and wind outfits have been very fly by night, shoddy, under financed. Really have to be informed on what you are getting involved in.
Be careful the terms of the lease you sign up, and how long your property is encumbered. They might not build on your land, but own a cheap easement until they do and some of those leases were poorly worded, so as your land was not worth much for decades due to that easement.
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