Lease instead of buying small machinery (including equipment you need periodically) - The allure of buying new equipment is a powerful one. You can still buy machinery in the beginning stages, of course, but see what you can get away with from what the game provides for you, to build up a good chunk of initial funds first. The tractors don’t have that much horsepower and the tools are very small, but often you’ll have equally small fields to work with, so everything kind of balances out. But, if you want to be a bit more conservative with your funds, hang onto what’s provided in the beginning for as long as possible. Some players want to sell as much as possible and immediately jump for bigger, better equipment. 
This is more than enough to get you well on your way to building your farm with relative ease.
Use the starter machinery as much as possible - When you start on a new map in “New Farmer” mode, you’ll have $100,000 in the bank and a variety of starter equipment. Pay special attention if you choose to keep the new seasons mechanic enabled, as playing within its confines requires even more strategic decisions in order to make sure you don’t run out of cash. With all that being said, here are some tips to keep in mind to lessen the financial burden. On top of that, the prices of buying almost anything for your farm are pretty high. You really have to put in a lot of time and effort to generate a decent profit flow. Farming Simulator 22 is not a reward-heavy experience.
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