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Saronville NE | I'd take it in one lump sum also. Cause if you died tomorrow in a car accident I bet you never see the rest of the money. This way you have it and family can have it if something happens to you.
I'll bet he's not broke. I bet he's looking at it from a business standpoint. Pry making more money with less risk leasing it out and now moving onto better bigger things. Just like here I could rent out our irrigated ground for $300+ but yet I can't farm it and make that. It's business I bet. Or he wouldn't of bought a ranch he would of blown it on toys like most do. | |
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