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Help Pricing/Determining the Value of Trees
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<blockquote data-quote="ATpro" data-source="post: 8235724" data-attributes="member: 161873"><p>And he won't be, all he knows is what the Hardwood Market price would be. This is useless when value for future growth value isn't calculated and time frame for replacement is ignored. You may think you are shooting to high for value but in reality you are probable to low.</p><p>Here is one example, Say timber land is worth 1,200 dollars an acre clearcut, if they sell the land, inventory value on the land would be added to the land value. If for some reason someone damaged the inventory (trees) on the land ( as in your case, over spray) then the value for trees, future growth, along with the time frame it would take replace the tree should be considered. As you see the value of the tree isn't just the market value of the tree but other values must be considered in value to make you whole for your loss.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ATpro, post: 8235724, member: 161873"] And he won't be, all he knows is what the Hardwood Market price would be. This is useless when value for future growth value isn't calculated and time frame for replacement is ignored. You may think you are shooting to high for value but in reality you are probable to low. Here is one example, Say timber land is worth 1,200 dollars an acre clearcut, if they sell the land, inventory value on the land would be added to the land value. If for some reason someone damaged the inventory (trees) on the land ( as in your case, over spray) then the value for trees, future growth, along with the time frame it would take replace the tree should be considered. As you see the value of the tree isn't just the market value of the tree but other values must be considered in value to make you whole for your loss. [/QUOTE]
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