Cfa tender

[Steevo]

Indeed. But once its been farmed for a couple of years it can be let on an fbt with no tax issues. Assuming no disasters, the owners will want fbt rent as the bottom end of a five year projection. I'd say if pitching then you want to show ten percent over fbt for the owner as a starter.

Interesting comments there!!

Farmed for a couple of years brings no tax issues because it’s seen as a farming asset rather than investment…?

I’d agree with your comments about landlords wanting similar to FBT rent. Plenty of tenants seem willing to pay such figures to secure the extra land too it seems.

 

[ajd132]

Interesting comments there!!

Farmed for a couple of years brings no tax issues because it’s seen as a farming asset rather than investment…?

I’d agree with your comments about landlords wanting similar to FBT rent. Plenty of tenants seem willing to pay such figures to secure the extra land too it seems.

it doesn’t really matter what the first charges are if they are the same and it’s 50:50 afterwards. It’s total return that matters.

 

[chipchap]

It’s all a race to the bottom.

Far better own a bit of your own.

 

[Flat 10]

It’s all a race to the bottom.

Far better own a bit of your own.

Yes but fudging difficult to buy enough land to farm on any scale. So doomed to cfas and rents here.

 

[teslacoils]

Cfas are the dairy farming of arable.

 

[oil barron]

it doesn’t really matter what the first charges are if they are the same and it’s 50:50 afterwards. It’s total return that matters.

It does if you have a crap year and there is no surplus after the first charges.