building rent

[therancher]

what would you think is a fare rentfor a 60 x120 indoor horse arena to calve heifers in for feb.and march

 

[Big Muddy rancher]

what would you think is a fare rentfor a 60 x120 indoor horse arena to calve heifers in for feb.and march

What is the loss of use going to cost you?

Who is responsible for the clean up?

 

[per]

Are the utilities isolated? Does any infrastructure need to be built?

 

[therancher]

its across the road from where I live . The owner bought the 13 acres and doesn"t have any plans of using it. Iwould clean it up when i"m done with it . theirs water and lites I"d feedin tires and move in temp. panels

 

[Cal]

Probably depends upon how many heifers you've got, and what your weather's going to be like, as well as what's your alternative.

 

[Red Barn Angus]

Some years ago I had a 40 x 80 enclosed building I wasn't using and I rented it to some neighbors to store small square bales of hay in. I checked with the K-State extension people and they had some building rental information which helped. I got $1,000 a year for it and that was probably 15 years ago.

 

[therancher]

i"v got 50 hd and 15 inchesof snow ineast central iowa .it could be 20 below some nites

 

[loomixguy]

$10/day or $300/month would be cheap, IMO.

 

[Richard Doolittle]

I'm with loomixguy. Or you could maybe offer $500-flat to use it for calving. It would be worth it to have something available that you could get your whole herd in if necessary.

 

[Blkbuckaroo]

$250 per month/plus you clean up.That's some income for the owner.