[AT] Dealing with landlords when needing rented land

[Cecil Bearden]

Everything you are suggesting is too complicated for these people.  All 
these heirs can see is dollar signs.  My biggest problem with moving is 
the shop building my Dad & I built. 40x100x16 steel I beam structure 
built to take a $150mph wind, concrete floor, and 3 big doors with 
electricity in every bay. Radiant floor heat piping in the concrete.  To 
build anything even close to that would cost $120K now.  If I could move 
and get a house and shop and barn built within a year, I would do it in 
a heartbeat.  I am sick of this development and these money grubbing 
neighboring farmers..  These newcomers for neighbors think because I 
have 80 acres I should rent them 5 acres or the entire pasture to run 
their horses.  They have no sense and I am getting too old to teach 
them.  I am getting the Old fart disease!!!....
Cecil

On 5/18/2022 1:59 PM, Howard Pletcher wrote:
> Carl,
>
> What happens if the land has to be withdrawn for the land bank program 
> for some reason. perhaps like the government wants for a major 
> project?  I presume there would be some sizable penalty.  Or can it 
> only be sold to someone who will keep it in the bank after you move 
> away or die which obviously will greatly affect the value of the 
> land.  After the 100 years, is it open to development?
>
> Howard
>
>
> On Wed, May 18, 2022 at 9:16 AM Carl Szabelski 
> <c.s.szabelski at gmail.com <mailto:c.s.szabelski at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     In Michigan, we can put land into essentially a land bank by
>     agreeing to plant the land with trees under a program with the
>     state and local utility. The land has to remain untouched for a
>     hundred years. It’s an effort to slow development and keep utility
>     needs from growing out of hand.
>
>     Carl
>
>
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