LandThink

This past week I had the opportunity to present offers on two different tracts of rural land in Alabama.

At LandThink.com, our readers are constantly asking and debating about whether or not it’s the right time to sell or invest in land. The answers vary for different reasons – depending on the type of investor, his/her experience, geographical location of the land, and many more. So, we decided to host a summit where land industry experts, as well as potential investors…

Rural real estate is actually a conglomerate of several different markets—operating farms, hobby farms, recreational (undeveloped) land, principal residences, timberland, mineral lands, commercial properties and second homes.

A recent feature in the Wall Street Journal reported that urban and suburban residents were buying and moving back to the country.

As a real estate broker in Georgia, I’ve sold land all over the state. And everywhere I go these days, I always seem to get asked the same question, “How’s the land market?” That is the hardest question to answer for a broker who sells investment property.