Posted by Lazy WP on October 20, 2014 at 16:39:05 from (67.142.168.21):
In Reply to: Leasing Beef Cows posted by in-too-deep on October 20, 2014 at 07:41:20:
There are numerous reasons why the lease will and won't work. On the owners part, he isn't paying a bunch of income/capital gains tax. Your part, you aren't borrowing a bunch of money. I leased a bunch of cows, back in 1995, and lost my butt. I didn't have all the bases covered. I think I could do it now, but there would be LOTS of things in writing. Make sure you know how pays for the deads, opens, and OLD cows. Your bulls or his? Is his calving time frame going to work for you? I wouldn't do it for less then 70%, IF he replaces the old cows. If YOU replace, and retain ownership of the new cows, then maybe 1/3 2/3s would work. email me if you want to talk about it.
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