If I’ve heard it once, I’ve heard it a thousand times, “When I hit the lottery, I’ll be calling you.” Because
many folks don’t think land investment is a real possibility for them, they don’t give it enough thought or start considering it soon enough.
Blake Farrar, Whitetail Properties - March 2, 2023
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As a businessman, investor, appraiser, rancher, hunter, angler, and conservationist, David Anderson brings a broad perspective and a wealth of experience to A5 Real Estate, based in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Lorie A. Woodward - September 27, 2022
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At Jon Kohler & Associates, we have 30 years of experience working beside some of the Southeast’s most steadfast land stewards. Men and women who own land not necessarily for financial gain, but for spiritual reward.
Jon Kohler - September 26, 2022
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When COVID-19 prompted a worldwide lockdown, outdoors enthusiast and globe-hopping traveler Khoa Le sought out a new adventure.
Born and raised on a working ranch in
the Powder River Basin of Wyoming,
John and Galen Chase, who co-founded Chase Brothers Land & Ranch Brokerage in 2010, are the real deal.
Lorie A. Woodward - July 7, 2022
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Sitting down with Dr. Grant Woods and discussing land improvements for hunting is like being fed by a firehose. Dr. Woods is a wildlife biologist specializing in deer management and is capable of sharing more knowledge in an hour than most landowners or hunters will accumulate in a lifetime.
Mac Christain, CMO, National Land Realty - June 30, 2022
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This article is featured in the Summer 2022 issue of Texas LAND magazine. Click here to find out more. By combining the personal service of a boutique brokerage with the powerful reach of a global real estate giant, the TT Ranch Group is making a big mark on the ranch real estate industry. “TT Ranch Group […]
This article is featured in the Summer 2022 issue of Texas LAND magazine. Click here to find out more. The rural land market continues to surge, and so far, this is in spite of seemingly low inventory and what’s projected for 2022: a series of interest rate hikes. Reports of impending hikes made the news early […]
Blake Farrar, Whitetail Properties - June 6, 2022
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The recent sale of the Four Sixes (6666®) Ranch™ to a group led by “Yellowstone” creator Taylor Sheridan marks a new chapter in the legendary property’s ongoing story—a story that could have been penned by Hollywood screenwriters.
Putting the land into agricultural production or following an approved wildlife management plan can significantly lower property taxes. In many cases, it also can support the ecology of the region.
What do you get when you combine high demand and low interest rates? A Texas land rush, according to Farm Credit lenders.
As landowners, cowboys, hands, outfitters, real estate brokers and suppliers, we are all stakeholders in the steeped American tradition of ranching, farming and recreational land use. We would be well served by becoming more aware and more organized ourselves, refuting disinformation, controlling the message and being more engaged in the process.
Travis Driscoll - June 25, 2021
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Buying rural property, whether it’s land, a farm, or a house in the country, is a major undertaking. You have several choices when deciding about the type of interest rate you want.
Take advantage of ag-use valuations to lower your rural property taxes. If you own rural land in the Lone Star State, there are ways to reduce your property tax burden.
Buying a farm or land is not something to jump into quickly. FCS Financial put together a list of 10 things to consider before you purchase land.
When owning timber-producing land, one of the most important considerations you can make is how to maximize the income that it generates.
The threat of liability exists anytime landowners open their property to anyone, including family and friends.
The lessons learned in South Texas as border wall construction proceeds is an ongoing case study of federal taking for landowners throughout the nation.
The largest overhaul of the U.S. tax code in three decades went into effect this year, impacting farmers, ranchers and other rural landowners in a variety of ways. For the most part, financial experts anticipate benefits for these groups.
