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Almost all ag credit loans are variable, so it will different in a few years after you sign up. They are also a little hard to deal with if you want to cut timber. Overall, the dividend makes your rate effectively lower and generally easy to deal with. Speaking of Ala. Ag credit

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First South Farm Credit has done a ton of lending with my customers. I’d say the folks I sell to use First South 3 to 1 here.

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Originally Posted by ALFisher
Almost all ag credit loans are variable, so it will different in a few years after you sign up. They are also a little hard to deal with if you want to cut timber. Overall, the dividend makes your rate effectively lower and generally easy to deal with. Speaking of Ala. Ag credit


My loan with Alabama Ag is fixed.

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Originally Posted by AU7MM08
Originally Posted by ALFisher
Almost all ag credit loans are variable, so it will different in a few years after you sign up. They are also a little hard to deal with if you want to cut timber. Overall, the dividend makes your rate effectively lower and generally easy to deal with. Speaking of Ala. Ag credit


My loan with Alabama Ag is fixed.

So is mine. I’m not doing anything with a variable rate.


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Originally Posted by Turkey_neck
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Almost all ag credit loans are variable, so it will different in a few years after you sign up. They are also a little hard to deal with if you want to cut timber. Overall, the dividend makes your rate effectively lower and generally easy to deal with. Speaking of Ala. Ag credit


My loan with Alabama Ag is fixed.

So is mine. I’m not doing anything with a variable rate.


Ya especially considering right now interest rates theoretically can only go one direction from here.

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Originally Posted by AU7MM08
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Almost all ag credit loans are variable, so it will different in a few years after you sign up. They are also a little hard to deal with if you want to cut timber. Overall, the dividend makes your rate effectively lower and generally easy to deal with. Speaking of Ala. Ag credit


My loan with Alabama Ag is fixed.

So is mine. I’m not doing anything with a variable rate.


Ya especially considering right now interest rates theoretically can only go one direction from here.


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Originally Posted by Hayden10
Hey guys I am Hayden Nichols with Tutt Land Company. I work in the central Alabama area and we specialize in helping people buy or sell timberland, hunting land, recreational, and investment properties. If you are interested in buying or selling land please call/text me at (205)-799-1495 or email hayden@tuttland.com. I'd love to assist you in anyway I can, thanks and God bless!



Hayden is a good guy. Give him a call and see what he can do for you.


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I had Alabama Ag do a loan 2 weeks ago at fixed rate of %3.78.

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Another vote for John Matulia at Alabama Ag Credit. Fixed rate for me also.

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Originally Posted by Squadron77
I had Alabama Ag do a loan 2 weeks ago at fixed rate of %3.78.


Very nice. What term length?

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I had Alabama Ag do a loan 2 weeks ago at fixed rate of %3.78.


Very nice. What term length?

15 year note.

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I used First South in Northport back in 09.
They actually waived the surveying because all the borders were clearly marked.
Few questions to ask is “what can I and what can’t I do with my land while it’s in Lien”.
Cut timber, site prep, etc..


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