- 12 - comparatively small improvements.4 Ninth, all of the properties in these three counties have access to secondary roads and similar access to markets. Several of the tracts of the leased timberland also had small camp houses on them like those on the Lanford A and the Woodward tracts. For example, a summer camp house was located on the Allen timberland (the Barnes Rogers, et al. March Lease) when that lease was executed. The presence of a camp house made no difference in the rental rate and, according to the lessee, no adjustment was made to the rents because of this cabin, which is similar to the camp houses on the Lanford A and the Woodward tracts. Dr. Haney concluded that a comparison of the five estate tracts to all five leased tracts would be the most reliable. He noted that the timber on one of the five estate tracts was virtually identical to the timber on one of the five leased tracts. Second, he noted that the timber quality and capability 3(...continued) agree that these reports are accepted as if the author had testified to their contents. Butler & Gardiner provides forest management services and appraisals. Both Gary Butler and John Caldwell are Certified General Real Estate Appraisers. 4Dr. Haney separated the improvements on the Lanford A and Woodward tracts from the valuation of the land and concluded they should be added to whatever value might be determined under the rent capitalization approach.Page: Previous 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Next
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