Leasing hunting rights can be a practical way for landowners to generate additional income while maintaining ownership and control of their property. Whether you own a working farm, timberland, or
Harvest offers landowners a clear look at how a farm performs. Equipment access, drainage, field layout and crop performance are easier to evaluate when combines are moving through the fields
A traditional land sale usually ends with the seller receiving the available proceeds at closing. That may be the simplest option, but it is not the only way to structure
Buying or selling rural land involves more than agreeing on a price and choosing a closing date. Financing, taxes, title work, property use and long-term ownership plans can all influence
For many people, Labor Day offers a well-earned chance to slow down and enjoy one last long weekend of summer. The holiday helped bring structure to the American workday, including
After weeks or months of preparing, marketing, showing, negotiating, and completing due diligence, the final step has arrived: closing. Closing on rural land officially transfers ownership from the seller to
Accepting an offer is an important milestone when selling your property, but the transaction isn’t finished yet. The time between an accepted offer and closing on rural land includes several
Receiving an offer is an exciting milestone in the process of selling rural land. After planning ahead, preparing your property, working with a knowledgable land agent to marketed it to
After weeks, and sometimes months, of planning, preparing, and marketing rural land, listing day finally arrives. Professional photos are published, aerial maps are available, videos are live, and buyers begin
Marketing rural land is about far more than placing a property on the MLS and waiting for buyers to find it. Every rural property has unique features, a different audience,
