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Analysis of Procedures for Residential Real Estate (Cottage Site) Leases on Idaho's Endowment Lands Item Info

Policy Analysis Group Report - University of Idaho College of Natural Resources

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Title:
Analysis of Procedures for Residential Real Estate (Cottage Site) Leases on Idaho's Endowment Lands
Creator:
Philip S. Cook; Jay O'Laughlin
Date Created (ISO Standard):
2008
Description:
Policy Analysis Group Report - University of Idaho College of Natural Resources
Abstract:
Idaho's endowment trust assets include 354 cottage site lots on Priest Lake and 168 cottage site lots on Payette Lake. The state leases the lots, and lessees are authorized to construct and own single-family residences on the sites. The cottage sites are to be managed, like all endowment trust assets, to provide maximum long term financial return to the trust beneficiaries, primarily public schools. The State Board of Land Commissioners (Land Board) is the trustee for endowment trust assets and is mandated to insure that each leased lot generates market rent throughout the duration of the lease. Maximizing financial return to endowment land assets by obtaining market rent for cottage site leases raises several issues.
Subjects:
real estate environmental policy leases
Type:
Text
Format:
application/pdf
Language:
eng

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