When selling land, granting a buyer the right of first refusal on additional property can be a valuable negotiating tool, but it’s also...
Structuring a Right of First Refusal That Works
Local Timber Markets Also Have Macroeconomic Exposures
When selling timber, timberland owners need access to well-capitalized wood-using mills located within a reasonable, economically viable hauling...
Introducing the New LANDFLIP Network: More Ways to Find Your Land and Reach Your Buyer
Every land search starts with a purpose. It might be room to build a home, a place to hunt with family, farmland to put into production, or an...
Imagine finding the perfect piece of rural land. It has beautiful rolling hills, mature hardwoods, a creek running through the property, and plenty of privacy...
Vacant land has a way of making people optimistic. You stand at the edge of a field, walk a timber trail, or look across open ground and immediately imagine...
Absentee landowners can miss a lot between visits. A property that seemed manageable in winter can look very different by late summer, especially when the...
Editor’s Note: This is the 13th in a question-and-answer series with land real estate professionals — land agents, mortgage brokers, auctioneers, attorneys...
Last month, the LANDTHINK Pulse posed the following question to our audience: What do you see as the greatest threat to the future of agricultural land...