Farah, born and raised in BC, has been familiar with farming since childhood. Her grandparents owned a 5-acre piece ofland in a farming town about an hour's drive away from the house she had lived in until age 21. As an only child, she often got a chance to stay with her grandparents for parts of the summer, when her pa rents travelled or wanted time to themselves. Farah was always happy to help out on the farm and take some fresh food home for her pa rents. Farah's grandma, Rose, recently passed away and the farm is too much for Grandpa Larry to handle on his own. Hence, he has reached out to Farah for help. Since Farah currently works as a financial advisor, she is connected to many individuals who may be interested in investing in a farm. For this year, a neighbour, Tyla, has agreed to rent the farm as is and will attempt to earn a profit off the yield. For rent, she will be paying Larry a payment of $5,000 on July 31st and 5?,000 on August 3151. She isn't willing to commit on the same deal next year. Currently, the farm has blueberry plants which are nearing the end of their lives, with declining yields. Last year, the revenues amounted to $24,000, with farmrelated expenses of $5,500. This year, Larry expects yields to decline 5%, with another decline of 5% anticipated for the year after. He expects that the plants would certainly need to be replaced at that point, as they would be 1|] years old. Farah is looking at options on what to do about the farm. She believes that the house and farm can sell for $850,000. However, it is the only home her grandpa has ever known in Canada and believes it will be difficult to convince him to sell, even with a giant profit {it was purchased fortyfive years ago for $15,000}. By selling the farm, Larry would be able to buy a $EUD,DUO townhouse in the city and invest the remaining money at a 4% rate