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senodak
Posted 11/19/2015 08:31 (#4906102 - in reply to #4905792)
Subject: RE: Why do you want high priced land


redoak - 11/19/2015 04:43

senodak - 11/18/2015 22:19
. I hope in the end these prices end up being bargain basement steals, .


Nobody wants a land crash like in the '80's (well maybe your neighbor does) but high land values are only good for the farmer retiring /selling out. High values demand big taxable principal payments ,LL wanting more rents to get ROI ,higher property tax and for families all of a sudden the kids that didn't want anything ever to do with farming and moved to Chicago or NYC wants "there" share of farm inheritance and srew the sister or brother farming. In OP it looks like $6 mil. for the farm isn't really a big bargain, maybe less than previous sales but that is still a life time of profits for many farms-$150k x 40 yrs. net after taxes


I agree with everything you're saying, too.... but I do also believe for land to come back down to pre 2008 levels (gradually or in a crash) there will need to be at least a few more years of slim to no profits. Nobody really wants that. There is still enough equity out there to float these prices for a little while longer. I agree that we'd all love cheap land, but the reality is cheap land is a symptom of prolonged poor profits in farming.
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