You find out that you have the right to buy your farm:
- Research purchase option and its value
- Business plan for the farm
- Research different funding sources
If you’re a tenant farmer and have a right to buy your land, we may be able to help with a loan based on the open market value of your land, rather than the actual discounted purchase price.
Apply NowIf you’re a tenant farmer and have a right to buy your land, we may be able to help with a loan based on the open market value of your land, rather than the actual discounted purchase price.
Many conventional lenders assess their loan on the lower of the discounted purchase price and the open market value, making raising sufficient capital difficult. Our loan could allow you to buy your land and then apply to a conventional lender for a cheaper refinancing, once the six or twelve months have passed that they typically require before using the land’s open market value to assess the loan.
We provide finance to tenant farmers who have a right to buy their land
We lend against the open market value of the land, rather than the discounted purchase price tenant farmers can often secure
Our loan allows you to buy your land and then apply to a conventional lender for refinancing, once the six or twelve months have passed that they typically require before using the land’s open market value to assess the loan
You find out that you have the right to buy your farm:
You contact us:
We send you a decision in principle for you to accept:
Your application goes to a dedicated loan officer:
Your loan officer asks for:
We visit you at the farm to:
Your solicitor:
You build your business and repay our loan