yes
"Commercial loans typically use commercial real estate as collateral. A business could offer land, buildings, company vehicles, or equipment as collateral on their loan."
yes it is as long as it is your farm and you can prove its your land
they farm
TO farm and occupy to live on...
Yes, land can be used as collateral. However, you will have to sign over your deeds, and provide information of how much the land is worth.
Yes, you can use your land as a down payment for a new property. This is known as a land equity loan, where the value of your land is used as collateral to secure financing for the purchase of a new property.
The land was arable, and was good to farm on.
Farmland, tillable acres, ground, acres are all terms that farmers use when talking about the land that they farm.
thay use it by homes crops farm land and to live on
I'm not certain if you meant to ask about "land use" or the word "land." The land was fertile and grew many crops. The farmer drew a chart showing the land use of his farm.
You're generally not going to use a backhoe on a farm, though if you needed to excavate part of your land, I suppose you could.
a 250-acre farm