Part 1 of this series by John Ross Havard, w/ National Land Realty, covered the forces suppressing stumpage prices across the South. This piece picks up by asking “How can landowners and land managers adapt to current market realities?” https://t.co/Oz5onJ9BKg
The systematic testing of priors and models helps us avoid irrational ideas and decisions when investing in timberlands. As Forisk explains, we can better identify and set aside the “dumb” options for given investments & prioritize the best opportunities. https://t.co/JFsorYPZSP
Do you support the federal government transferring public land to states or localities for affordable housing development? Find out how our audience responded to last month’s survey question. The July Pulse results are in! https://t.co/V4tIGNWxmO
In Part 2, @AndyRouse, w/Haystack Land, delves into how to research the buyer, how to figure out what your land is worth, why a cash offer usually comes in below retail, and how to decide between selling to a cash buyer, listing it, or ignoring the letter. https://t.co/KNN9fwbdwA
Buyers do not always need to have the final chapter written when they purchase the land. As Quynh Vu, with @securelandco, explains, sometimes owning the land is the first step. The rest of the vision comes later. https://t.co/RJcwTSZl3h
NEW VIDEO 🎥: Your relationship with your agent is more than just transactional. It’s a partnership. Pat Porter, w/ @RecLandRealty, shares some tips on how to get the most out of your collaborative partnership and navigate the selling process smoothly. https://t.co/p4zmuAOz2Y
Would the availability of high-speed internet influence your decision about where to buy land? Find out how our audience responded to last month’s survey question. The June Pulse results are in! https://t.co/DKFDyROhjd #land
Many rural landowners can handle basic property maintenance on their own. However, there are situations where calling a professional can save time, reduce risk, and leave the land in better condition. Eric Kurfehs, owner of 5K Land Management, explains. https://t.co/ikUfF2UjjU
Today, prices for pine products are in many cases lower than they were twenty years ago. John Ross Havard, w/ @NationalLandRlt, explains the factors suppressing stumpage prices and what it means for anyone making decisions about timberland today. https://t.co/h1Fp8pT4WG
NEW VIDEO 🎥: Land investing rewards those who think ahead, stay flexible, and make calculated moves. Pat Porter, w/ @RecLandRealty, shares several strategies he personally uses to help him source, evaluate, and secure the best land deals. https://t.co/4h73mYe0tF
Q and A 💡 Jack Gabriel, with Southeastern Land Group, addresses a question from a potential land buyer regarding acquiring several tracts of land in Central Mississippi that are not for sale. https://t.co/cXOV7fpY8P
If you own land, you’ve likely gotten calls, texts and the type of offer we’re talking about today: the letter. Is this for real, and is it any good? Andy Rouse, with @HaystackLand, explains what's behind these letters. https://t.co/AAbuV78yNg
Should landowners be allowed to lease out their productive farmland for solar panel installations? Find out how our audience responded to last month’s survey question. The May Pulse results are in! https://t.co/KX6HkPtClR #land#farmland
Are you waiting for the perfect property, or are you overlooking a good one? As Quynh Vu, with @securelandco explains, sometimes the best opportunities are not the ones that check every box. https://t.co/r49A1yHTPh
When looking at lots for building a home, there are some key checks to do prior to purchasing the land. Pat Porter, w/ @RecLandRealty, discusses some of these checks so that the rural lot you buy isn’t a huge headache for you to prepare for your new home. https://t.co/mjKbtozZgk
While the Farm Credit System is a major player in agricultural lending, it is far from the only option available for buying land or financing an operation. @HarvestReturns examines alternative paths for securing rural capital. https://t.co/RjUwjUGdm1