How Much Will an Acre of Land Cost in 2022?
Jamieson Potter
A month ago, we shared 2021 farmland cash rent values as reported by the USDA. Now that we have reviewed the 2021 data let’s explore how much rents will rise in 2022.
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A month ago, we shared 2021 farmland cash rent values as reported by the USDA. Now that we have reviewed the 2021 data let’s explore how much rents will rise in 2022.
Learn how to easily calculate cash rent for rented farmland with this step-by-step guide.
A month ago, we shared 2021 farmland cash rent values as reported by the USDA. Now that we have reviewed the 2021 data let’s explore how much rents will rise in 2022.
Learn how to easily calculate cash rent for rented farmland with this step-by-step guide.
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Introduction As farmland values and inputs rise, sometimes it is necessary to find additional money to fund your farm operation, expand, or purchase new equipment. There are two ways to leverage your farmland real assets to access additional capital to grow your business. Farm Cash-Out Refinance It is very common to use a farm loan from a bank to purchase farmland. This type of loan is a mortgage. As you make your payments on your farm, you are lowering the principal and interest on the loan amount. So, as you pay down your mortgage, you are increasing the amount of
Introduction There are several types of farm loans, including 1) operating loans to fund day-to-day running of the farm, 2) cash rental loans to fund annual farm rentals, 3) farm mortgages to finance the purchase of farmland, and 4) farm refinancings to refinance a farm mortgage into a better rate / terms. We’ll dive into each of these farm loan types as well as some farm financing terminology below. The Farming Cycle Before we get into each of the farm loans, it’s important to explain why they all exist. Some (like farm mortgages) are self-explanatory: farms are expensive and most
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