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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 18621"><p>Around $10 to $14 per acre (depending on quality of fence, grass, etc. ) is what a few fellows that I know pay for lease land in SE Texas, say within 50 miles of Houston, usually on a year to year basis. Tenant responsible for maintaining fences, water well, paying for electricity. Some folks pay quite a bit more, particularly the horse guys on smaller tracts. The demand for acreage by cattlement FAR EXCEEDS the supply of available land; but prices stay as "low" as quoted above because to pay much more you have a hard time penciling out a potential profit --- and most landowners are keen on having their land leased to someone for ag use so as to lower the typically astronomically high real estate taxes. $2.50 per acre in Florida sounds like a super fantastic deal ! Arnold Ziffle</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 18621"] Around $10 to $14 per acre (depending on quality of fence, grass, etc. ) is what a few fellows that I know pay for lease land in SE Texas, say within 50 miles of Houston, usually on a year to year basis. Tenant responsible for maintaining fences, water well, paying for electricity. Some folks pay quite a bit more, particularly the horse guys on smaller tracts. The demand for acreage by cattlement FAR EXCEEDS the supply of available land; but prices stay as "low" as quoted above because to pay much more you have a hard time penciling out a potential profit --- and most landowners are keen on having their land leased to someone for ag use so as to lower the typically astronomically high real estate taxes. $2.50 per acre in Florida sounds like a super fantastic deal ! Arnold Ziffle [/QUOTE]
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