Annuity as Consideration for Conveyance of Farmland is a type of agreement that allows a buyer to purchase farmland by paying a certain amount of money over a period of time instead of a lump-sum payment. The buyer is usually obligated to make regular payments over a specific period to the seller, who in turn agrees to transfer the title of the property to the buyer. In some cases, the buyer may also be obligated to make a down payment at the beginning of the contract. The two main types of Annuity as Consideration for Conveyance of Farmland are: Deferred Annuity and Life Annuity. Deferred Annuity is an agreement where the buyer pays the seller a fixed sum of money over a period of time, after which the seller transfers the title of the property to the buyer. The payments are usually made in installments over a certain number of years, with the interest rate and amount of the payments varying. Life Annuity is an agreement where the buyer pays the seller a fixed sum of money for a certain number of years, after which the seller transfers the title of the property to the buyer. The payments are usually made in installments over the life of the buyer, with the amount of the payments varying based on the buyer's life expectancy.