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Understanding a "Fair" Partnering Deal
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<blockquote data-quote="Jogeephus" data-source="post: 881357" data-attributes="member: 4362"><p>I think Skyline has described a pretty good deal to me. If you don't trust the guy to lease it then how then could you trust him in a partnership. There are a lot of costs that go into maintaining a property that most cattle producers just eat. With no more than you have and your distance from the property I would think care of the property should be your main objective and if this guy is a halfway decent person then having him keep up the fences, do the mowing and having eyes on the property would add great value to whatever rent he may pay you. Oftentimes, landowners seek to get higher rates of return than the land is capable of producing through agriculture. When this happens the producers look more closely at their "free" inputs they put in your property and just bleed it dry. This is not good since this will hurt your primary investment - the land itself. JMO</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jogeephus, post: 881357, member: 4362"] I think Skyline has described a pretty good deal to me. If you don't trust the guy to lease it then how then could you trust him in a partnership. There are a lot of costs that go into maintaining a property that most cattle producers just eat. With no more than you have and your distance from the property I would think care of the property should be your main objective and if this guy is a halfway decent person then having him keep up the fences, do the mowing and having eyes on the property would add great value to whatever rent he may pay you. Oftentimes, landowners seek to get higher rates of return than the land is capable of producing through agriculture. When this happens the producers look more closely at their "free" inputs they put in your property and just bleed it dry. This is not good since this will hurt your primary investment - the land itself. JMO [/QUOTE]
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