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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 103388" data-attributes="member: 389">no, I wouldn't buy llamas.&nbsp; For some reason I just don't like them.I think you have misunderstood something here.&nbsp; Any lease holder who didn't see this coming and decided to build a deck or put in septic field, etc after 2009 was in pure denial of the risk.&nbsp; Much like I would be if you had been talking about getting beef off of your land.Remember, the leaseholders still have their decks, they may have to modify them to set their camper beside it, and run a new $20 sewer hose to their septic tanks.&nbsp; Would I be pissed?&nbsp; Maybe, but I would direct most of the anger at myself for throwing good money after bad.&nbsp; Guess that's a big difference between us.Bottom line for me is one of if you don't like landlords telling you what you can and cannot do to/on their property, I suggest becoming a landowner.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 103388, member: 389"] no, I wouldn't buy llamas. For some reason I just don't like them. I think you have misunderstood something here. Any lease holder who didn't see this coming and decided to build a deck or put in septic field, etc after 2009 was in pure denial of the risk. Much like I would be if you had been talking about getting beef off of your land. Remember, the leaseholders still have their decks, they may have to modify them to set their camper beside it, and run a new $20 sewer hose to their septic tanks. Would I be pissed? Maybe, but I would direct most of the anger at myself for throwing good money after bad. Guess that's a big difference between us. Bottom line for me is one of if you don't like landlords telling you what you can and cannot do to/on their property, I suggest becoming a landowner. [/QUOTE]

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