There are several benefits to a landowner financing the sale of their own land. But there are also disadvantages. Here are some thoughts to consider:...
Tom Brickman
There’s no getting around it. Buying rural land for sale takes a lot of money! At the same time, it is a good investment and a safe place to put...
Let’s say you are looking at an 80 acre tract of land for sale that has not been surveyed. Should you purchase a survey before buying? The answer is...
Unless you buy land directly from a land owner, you’ll deal with real estate agents when you shop for rural land for sale.
Many people ask us what the consequence is when a property they have an interest in buying does not touch on a public road.
Many investors see timberland as a safe place to put money.
Many people tell us they struggle with the best way to make an offer after finding a rural property they want to purchase.
When shopping for rural land, we suggest this check list to make sure you don’t overlook anything important.
The Pulse
Would you consider purchasing a property with an active oil or gas well, knowing the oil/gas rights will not convey with the purchase?
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