Do you run a farm? If so, you may find yourself in dire need of a brand new horse. Unfortunately, purchasing a horse flat out can be very costly and may not be reasonable in your current situation. If this is the case, you may want to consider leasing a horse. This form of horse ownership will give you the horse you need, without blowing your budget. Of course, there are some risks involved, so it is pertinent to utilize the horse lease agreement to protect your investment.
Why?
Why would anyone want to lease a horse? Well, doing so will provide you with affordable access to the horse you need, when you need it. And leasing a horse will make it easier to find a horse that has already been trained. Your time with the horse will give you the ability to improve your skills, while also getting the work done around your farm. Whether you’re interested in farming or want to use the horse for sport, leasing is a good option.
The Document
The lease agreement is a necessity. It will describe the fine details regarding the lease and will provide both sides of the arrangement with their responsibilities. Both sides will be protected by the document, so it should always be used when a horse is leased.
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