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Look at 2014 Land Values in Maryland and Delaware

Paul Goeringer

Aug 19, 2014
3 min

Look at 2014 Land Values in Maryland and Delaware

A while back I posted about cash rent values in Maryland and Delaware in 2014. Today I want to continue that theme, looking at land values in Maryland and Delaware in 2013. Each year USDA’s National Ag Statistics Service (NASS) surveys farms to get land value information on cropland and pastureland. The survey also takes into account an estimated value of all land and buildings. NASS compares the survey results to the previous year’s results to determine the estimated perc

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Paul Goeringer

Jun 9, 2014
2 min

Updating Your Rental Rate

Note: this post should not be viewed as a substitute for legal advice. I have to give all credit to Tiffany Dowell at Texas A&M for giving me the idea to post on this topic with her recent blog post Average Rent Prices in Texas. June is the time of month many of you will be thinking about renewing your lease. Maryland is no different than Texas in one sense, many you also like to ask me “What is a good rental rate?”. My candid response is well I’m not really an economist I

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