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When a landowner is looking to sell his or her land, the goal is to appeal to the right buyer and settle on an agreeable price. However, understanding the market for a piece of land isn’t always easy, and the steps that sellers take to improve their property may or may not increase the overall sale
Whether you’re buying or selling land, it’s crucial that you’re aware of the value a piece of property holds. The land itself is important, but you’ll also want to know about the future prospects and potential room for profit depending on how you intend to use it. This is especially true when it comes to harvesting
Taxes may not be the most enjoyable topic to think about, but when it comes to buying land, it’s definitely a subject you shouldn’t let fall by the wayside. Case in point: The Section 1031 exchange. What is the Section 1031 exchange? As outlined by Kevin Teston of Mossy Oak Properties of Augusta in Augusta,
Every time people ask Toxey Ha​as, creator of the Mossy Oak brand, why his company decided to expand into the real estate business in 1999, he’s quick to answer. He tells them that Mossy Oak is about more than just the camouflage brand that gave the company fame – it embodies living your best life
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
No ifs, ands or buts about it – buying land can be an exciting prospect. It’s easy to get swept up in the whirlwind of becoming a land owner, looking ahead to how you plan to use your real estate. And while there’s certainly nothing wrong with enjoying the process, it’s important not to let your
They say honesty is the best policy, and nowhere is that more true than when it comes to selling land. In order for your land broker to provide you with first-rate service, they need to know your property inside and out. However, the only way they can do that is if you’re upfront with them
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
In a perfect world, selling land would be a breeze. You’d receive countless offers that exceed your asking price and closing the deal would be a simple matter of choosing the highest number. Unfortunately, selling your rural land quickly and at a fair price takes hard work. It’s for this reason that many land owners
As our society grows more concerned with conserving and preserving rural land for future generations, conservation easements are growing in usage. But what exactly are they? “Essentially, conservation easements allow land owners to own their land while at the same time permanently removing most development rights in exchange for some type of tax benefit,” said Jamie Spencer, owner
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