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We offer fractional ownership in successful farming real estate, making it possible to participate in this lucrative space.
Royalty Farms
We believe that “The Best Investment on Earth is Earth”. Some of the wealthiest people on earth are purchasing large amounts of farmland and renting it to the farmer for income and equity growth. Currently eighty percent of U.S. farmland is not owned by the farmer. We offer fractional ownership in successful agricultural farms making it possible to participate in this lucrative space.
Royalty Farms will provide commercial real estate loans in the form of absolute triple net long-term leases with strong yields and annual escalations >3%. We focus on:
- Early-stage opportunities where market leading technology and experience drive competitiveness.
- Opportunities where counter-party risk can be managed through facilities that are competitive independent of their operators.
- States and provinces with high potential growth rates and clear and consistent regulatory frameworks.
- Maintaining returns without leveraging the balance sheet and returning cash to investors through quarterly payments.
There are many advantages to a high-tech indoor grow facility. You
have complete control of the entire grow house, including climate,
automated watering with all the necessary plant nutrients; you control
the lighting, changing day length to mimic natural sunlight and every
other facet for a successful grow.
Instead of one crop per year you get six crops per year with the ability to rotate the crops so that you are always harvesting. You have extremely good quality control from planting to harvest without pesticides or chemicals needed do to a completely sterile environment. Easy to load up and get to market with the added benefit of having the solar panels pay for up to 35% of all energy costs.
The United States farm real estate value, a measurement of the value of all land and buildings on farms, averaged $3,800 per acre for 2022.
12.4% increase in 2022 (over 2021)
14.3% increase in 2022 of US cropland (over 2021).
Source: www.nass.usda.gov
The cost of cropland in the United States has been steadily climbing in recent years. Several factors are driving this increase, such as the growing demand for agricultural goods, urban expansion encroaching on fertile soil, and fierce competition among investors eager to tap into the agricultural sector’s potential.
The rising expenses associated with farming and the necessity for larger, more efficient operations have also played a role in the surging prices. This ongoing trend presents significant hurdles for aspiring farmers and highlights the urgency of adopting sustainable land management practices to safeguard the future of American agriculture.
