Posted 6/9/2024 05:49 (#10768725 - in reply to #10768067) Subject: RE: Cash lease question regarding non tillable ground
sw ontario
Wicksfield - 6/8/2024 15:34
Sometimes a Landlord has a total figure that he wants, say $20,000 in your case. So, you're either paying $200 for the 100 acres or $222 for the 90.
Reason I say this, know of a tenant that lost a farm because he and Landlord were quibbling about the tillable acres. It was a small percentage of the total. Landlord wanted X amount of dollars total. Tenant couldn't wrap his head around that.
Probably simplest is $xx,xxx then evryone knows what they are paying and what their revenue is
Cash lease question regarding non tillable ground
