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Updated almost 7 years ago, 02/19/2018

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Douglas R.
  • Echo, OR
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Looking for Ideas on Income Properties

Douglas R.
  • Echo, OR
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Good evening. I purchased 1,772 acres of Oregon dry land wheat acreage in late 2014 and since then it has significantly appreciated in value (approximately 800%) owing to newly-available irrigation and the fact that it is ideal ground for potato production. I will have the option to sell for around $8-9m in about a year and have already been approached by two prospective buyers.

I am thinking of a 1031 Exchange and wanted to ask your advice: if you were in my position and wanted to support your family with a safe, reliable income-producing real estate investment what path would you take? I am attracted to the idea of just buying more agricultural land and leasing it out to a producer for a share of the crop, as it seems safe, but realize that there may alternatives outside of ag that have the potential to net $500k or more annually from a $8-9m investment. Location and other particulars do not matter as much as ensuring reliable income.

Thanks! Have a great weekend.

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