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renting pasture with no fence
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<blockquote data-quote="novatech" data-source="post: 770302" data-attributes="member: 5494"><p>Laws are different from state to state. Typically a fence becomes real property as it is attached to the property. You may contract installing the fence at a given price. The owner cannot afford to pay you thus you have a lien on the property. (Remember the owner may get a new job and no longer need you. You have increased the value of the property. Even after five years he could get more for the lease due to your efforts.) If the property is sold, released, or foreclosed on then the lien is still attached (Maybe). I calculate a fence as a thirty year investment. I cannot seen how you could justify the expense over just a five year lease.</p><p>An electric fence is considered temporary thus is not real property and not near the outlay of cash. The pay out is much shorter and much less risk. If you never need it again it is at least re saleable.</p><p>As with any business deal have a contract and more importantly a sharp pencil before you sign the contract.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="novatech, post: 770302, member: 5494"] Laws are different from state to state. Typically a fence becomes real property as it is attached to the property. You may contract installing the fence at a given price. The owner cannot afford to pay you thus you have a lien on the property. (Remember the owner may get a new job and no longer need you. You have increased the value of the property. Even after five years he could get more for the lease due to your efforts.) If the property is sold, released, or foreclosed on then the lien is still attached (Maybe). I calculate a fence as a thirty year investment. I cannot seen how you could justify the expense over just a five year lease. An electric fence is considered temporary thus is not real property and not near the outlay of cash. The pay out is much shorter and much less risk. If you never need it again it is at least re saleable. As with any business deal have a contract and more importantly a sharp pencil before you sign the contract. [/QUOTE]
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