At The Money: Monetizing Dirt
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Here's to the farmer, the plants, the fields and the spring. The turn from green to bad harvest honey. For one up for the banker downtown that got him on his feet with handshake of money. Have you ever thought about what makes land valuable? It's much more than just a place.
to build a house or commercial building or place a farm, real assets have become increasingly popular, accessed through alternatives like private equity funds. I'm Barry Rithholz and on today's edition of At the Money, I'm going to discuss alternative land rights investing. To help us unpack all of this and what it might mean for your portfolio, let's bring in Brandon Zick. He's the chief investment officer at Sarrus Farmland Fund, managing about $2 billion in ag assets. Saris not only looks at farmland, but a slew of additional rights that can help monetize
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