
Resources and tips for selling land and rural real estate
Whether you are anxiously awaiting a buyer to submit an offer on your land, or you are in the planning stages of selling your property and want to establish a realistic timeline, it’s important to understand how the time of year impacts the offers that you get.
This past month, visits to the Land.com Network were up yet again!
The Land.com Network continued its record-breaking streak for the second month in a row, with 11.7 million visits.
When it comes to selling your land, knowing the ins and outs of your property is not enough to sell it. You need to know the questions land buyers are asking. Here are the top nine things land buyers want to know before buying land.
The Land.com Network continued its record-breaking streak for the second month in a row, with 11.7 million visits.
Land.com LAND STAR AWARDS celebrate the top LRE (Land Real Estate) firms and brokers in Texas. All 2019 sales data used to tabulate awards was pulled solely from the Comparable Sales database.
The Land.com Network continued its record-breaking streak for the second month in a row, with 11.7 million visits.
Aerial drone photography is a powerful and compelling tool in the land marketer's arsenal. Here's a guide to getting started, the gear you'll need and other considerations for capturing the best drone footage for your clients.
In April, the Land.com Network delivered our highest monthly traffic on record!
While not all land is created equal, the art of presenting land or rural property for sale follows the same general rules—whether it’s a farm for sale amidst an endless sea of Iowa cornfields or multi-million-dollar ranch perched in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains.
Making the connection between land, history and stories isn’t a stretch for Monning because that connection shaped his life.
The Lands of America Comparable Sales database currently tracks sales information for almost 250,000 sales transactions dating back to 2003. This year saw sellers submit sales data for over 27,000 sold properties to our database, totaling some $11 billion in rural land and real-estate sales activity for the year.
Choosing an appraiser is kind of like choosing a tool: you might be able to make do with one that’s not quite made for the job, but it just won’t be as efficient or as good as it should be.
While growth and success tempt some companies to abandon principle for profit, Swan refuses to fall into that trap and remains true to the values he learned around his family’s kitchen table on their cow-calf operation in Montana’s Ruby Valley: personal integrity, hard work, respect and putting others’ needs before your own.
Buying or selling land can be a complicated business, and prospective buyers and sellers must be sure they have an agent who not only has their best interests in mind but also the knowledge and experience to make it happen.
From the moment a potential buyer arrives at a property and drives down the entrance road, they are taking in their surroundings and forming an opinion about whether to purchase the property or not. Once a buyer has a first impression set in their mind, it is hard to change it.
We’re excited to announce the arrival of the brand-new Lands of America website, which has been fully redesigned to provide a faster, more effective browsing experience for buyers and sellers of rural land and property across the United States.
Apps, maps, phones and drones help rural appraisers arrive at accurate property values faster than ever.
According to the laws of supply and demand, quality land can expect to slowly increase in value over time. If you don’t want to wait around for years for that to happen, here are five steps you can take to help increase the value of your land.
It can be comforting to know that there are really only two reasons why your land isn’t selling: marketing and price. Thankfully, these are two things you have complete control over and can tweak and adjust to see better results.