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Valuing rural land is about figuring out how much a piece of land in a non-urban area is worth. This might sound simple, but it involves looking at a lot of different factors. Things like the size of the property, what you can do with it, and even its natural features can all play a
The physical land you’re looking to buy isn’t the only thing you should be inspecting during your first tour of the property. Just under the surface could lie a large water reserve, which can greatly impact the value of the land and the way you inevitably make use of your property should you decide to
There’s nothing more damaging to your finances than getting a raw deal when selling your property. With the help of a land broker, you can avoid this situation because you will have a trusted advisor at your service to help you handle the nuances and read the fine print that go into getting the most out of your
For most land buyers, purchasing rural property means taking out a loan. And while this process comes with plenty of moving parts to consider, one of the most important decisions will likely be choosing between a fixed and adjustable interest rate. The obvious question is: Which is better? Like with most issues surrounding rural real
Rural land can be much more than just something you enjoy with your loved ones. Sometimes, Mother Nature contains valuable resources investors or companies are itching to get their hands on. Hence, mineral rights. Also known as a mineral estate, mineral rights are just what their name implies: The right of the owner to utilize
Timber prices per acre are not set in stone. They shift based on what is growing, who is buying, and where the land sits. Hardwood trees like oak or walnut often offer higher prices than softwoods like pine, partly because they are used for furniture or flooring, so buyers are willing to pay a premium.
Dreaming of owning land but unsure how to afford it? Financing helps people buy land without paying the full amount upfront. Instead, it spreads the cost over time through a loan, which usually includes interest. This makes it a great option for anyone looking to invest in land for building, farming, or recreation but doesn’t
Timberland is a living asset that grows slowly but steadily. Trees add value to the land as they grow. The income from timber harvests comes on a regular basis. This investment is not like buying a house in a busy neighborhood. Instead, it offers a steady pace of growth that moves with nature. Patient investors
I remember sitting in the 2011 Mossy Oak Properties Land Summit as Edsel Charles, the founder of Market Graphics, a leading real estate market analysis firm, spoke on the housing market and its prognosis for the next 10 years. Charles, whose firm literally hand counts the available housing inventory and housing starts in metro areas, gave a
Investing in rural land might seem like a daunting task to many individuals. After all, buying a tract of land is likely one of the largest purchases someone will make in their lifetime, so it’s essential to find the right help. Thankfully, experienced brokers who specialize in rural land sales are available as a resource for
