HI,
I have a question regarding farm land real estate in the context of overall asset allocation. I own approx $4M in farm land (corn, soy beans) which is rented out annually for cash rent. This cash rent provides a return of roughly 2-3%. This farmland represents 2/3rds of by investment portfolio.
I also have approx $2M in other investable assets, 75% in tax except, 25% in taxable accounts.
These non farm assets are in vanguard 3 fund portfolios split 55% stock, 45% bond. I would like the overall asset allocation of all my investments to be 55% stock and 45% bond. My question is should the farmland be treated like stock or bonds (or other) when considering overall asset allocation.
Please help.
I did not find the right solution from the internet.
References:
https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=229018
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I have a question regarding farm land real estate in the context of overall asset allocation. I own approx $4M in farm land (corn, soy beans) which is rented out annually for cash rent. This cash rent provides a return of roughly 2-3%. This farmland represents 2/3rds of by investment portfolio.
I also have approx $2M in other investable assets, 75% in tax except, 25% in taxable accounts.
These non farm assets are in vanguard 3 fund portfolios split 55% stock, 45% bond. I would like the overall asset allocation of all my investments to be 55% stock and 45% bond. My question is should the farmland be treated like stock or bonds (or other) when considering overall asset allocation.
Please help.
I did not find the right solution from the internet.
References:
https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=229018
Marketing video production agency
Thanks!