Unless you can do some "custom" work to generate income I would not put too much into iron. When you are starting out it is real easy to blow your cash flow quick on iron. Land with out iron is much more usefull than iron with out ground. Don't know what kind of work you do on the folks place but if you can get your family to let you sell a few calves or a load of corn a year in your name, BAM you have a schedule F and in 3 years FSA will help you out. It's a pain with the paper work and they show up every year and look everything over but I bought my farm with an FSA beginning farmer loan and would not have been able to swing it any other way 2 years out of an ugly divorce.
Where bout's in So IL? I am about 4 beers from Shawneetown. Don't go there much, just a few Sundays a year when I don't plan ahead. Dang KY Blue Laws.
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