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Should landlords be adjusting their rent for inflation.
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BenP
Posted 1/8/2025 08:55 (#11046415 - in reply to #11045593)
Subject: RE: Should landlords be adjusting their rent for inflati



Central Nebraska
Little papa - 1/7/2025 16:32

I’ve heard of a landlord that base rent off crop ins formula and spring price. Then if fall price higher he get bonus. Been few years ago and exactly how the formula was I can’t remember but it seemed fair to me for both tenant and landlord.


I have one and how it is set up is I have a base rent (which is average for the area). The LL picks a local market, in our case the nearest ethanol plant. We then keep track of closing daily bids in February and October and average them.

Final yield x avg price x .33 - base rent equals the LL bonus.

Example 225x4x.33 = 297 - base rent = bonus

I don’t mind it. You can also use crop insurance prices but that doesn’t account for basis, and depending on your location, can skew it quite a bit in the LL favor.
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