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An offer I could not refuse.
edgecam
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I signed a purchase agreement to buy 100 acres of hardwood for $25,000 dollars this morning. It will take the lawyers a little while to do there thing then we can get the deal done. It is landlocked with no right of way,But I hold a 10 year hunting lease to one of the properties next to it. I had a group of guys that were looking to lease some hunting land so we will sighn a 10 year lease at $5,000 each and we will share both properties. It is ok with the owner of the land I already lease.
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this is in GA. our club has 550 acres leased at 2400$ a year.
there are 10 of us an dues are 325$ takes care of the cooler power an plantin.sorry i see now where you are buyin it 25000 is real good
an is wow 100 acres with trees thats nothing,heck your talkin the dirt alone could reach 1000 to 1500 an acre here plus the greenry
please disregrad top half of post.
What state? You may want to look in to foresty programs that can offset your property taxes and generate yourself revenue aswell.
In vermont. The land has a lot of maple trees so I can lease them to one of the other neighbors to cover taxes.
quote:Originally posted by Mossbergboogie
What state? You may want to look in to foresty programs that can offset your property taxes and generate yourself revenue aswell.
In vermont. The land has a lot of maple trees so I can lease them to one of the other neighbors to cover taxes.
Only problem with that is,U will have people tromping all through your hunting territory..
I would look at doing some selective logging to open parts of it up and leave other "sanctuary" areas where NO ONE ever goes.You'll hold more deer on the place,especially if the neighbors atr tromping all through their woods..[;)]
quote:Originally posted by Mossbergboogie
What state? You may want to look in to foresty programs that can offset your property taxes and generate yourself revenue aswell.
In vermont. The land has a lot of maple trees so I can lease them to one of the other neighbors to cover taxes.
Congratulations and please add my name to your Vermont Maple Syrup giveaway! [:p]
quote:Originally posted by edgecam
quote:Originally posted by Mossbergboogie
What state? You may want to look in to foresty programs that can offset your property taxes and generate yourself revenue aswell.
In vermont. The land has a lot of maple trees so I can lease them to one of the other neighbors to cover taxes.
Congratulations and please add my name to your Vermont Maple Syrup giveaway! [:p]
Had a maple syrup giveaway a couple months ago. But I will be doing another one before the end of the year.
ALOT can happen in as little as a year. Pays to cover your bases.
I've got a brother that's an Accountant in Burlington. His wife's father owns a good sized Dairy Farm & Maple Sugaring place in the far north of Vermont.
Yeah got the farmers name.I am from the northwestern part of the state