Investing Fundamentals
Cap Rate Compression and What It Means for Farmland
When property values increase, capitalization rates can fall. However, it's usually a temporary condition with farmland investments.
Michael leads operations for the AcreTrader platform, focused primarily on educating investors on farmland as an asset class, and what to expect working with AcreTrader. Previously, he served as a consultant supporting entrepreneurs at Startup Junkie Consulting. He holds a degree in Finance from the University of Arkansas.
Articles by Michael Iseman
Investing Fundamentals
Getting Great Water in California
A “water-first” mentality helps AcreTrader source farms whose water rights remain strong even during years when drought risk is high in states...
AcreTrader 101
Introduction to AcreTrader and Farmland Investing (Video)
Farming Fundamentals
Ag Tech Trends To Watch In 2020
Keep up to date with some of the latest trends in agriculture technology as new companies continue to innovate to help farmers increase yields...
Passive Income
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Discover the top personal finance resources that can help you get on track with your personal finance goals and fid balance in your investment...
Investing Fundamentals
Using a Self Directed IRA to Invest in Crowdfunded Farmland
Learn how to use Self-Directed IRAs as investment vehicles for farmland offerings. The article reviews Self-Directed IRAs and crowdfunded...
Investing Fundamentals
What's the IRR of Farmland?
Find out more about whether or not land can be a good investment considering farmland investment returns over the past 25 years and its...