I agree. My main issue is that I do not want my 1/2 mile road and farm being used as a access and staging base, which is how the previous renter had been using it during planting and harvest times. I have a nice loop and driveway because I have tractor /trailers coming up the driveway 3-4 times a week. We want our property to be an attractice, private setting in case we ever sell or develop. There also is a road, better than mine that runs along the south side of all these properties, which has about 1o acres of wood between that road and the tillable. There are 2 small narrow drives through these woods to each of the peices of tillable. My road and farm is more convieniant for large rigs and equipment. As far as the rent goes I never in my mind thought that I was saying rent to me or else, merely that IF, the current renter pulls out and he is considering another renter, that I would be interested in renting it, as I had previously told him, for an agreed upon price. He had been getting $20/acre, when I raised my rent , he inquired and I told him, so I know about what he was getting. As of this afternoon it sounds like he is also trying to sell the place, I mentioned buying it to the ol lady at supper, she got all huffy and said I need a new car, you need a new truck! As long as I can afford a car i dont care, but I am getting a new car. Sucks having a wife work at a doctor office, she gets so jealous of the fancy cars they drive.
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