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How Your Property’s Terrain Impacts Value

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The terrain of a piece of property can have a significant impact on its value. Flat land is generally considered to be more valuable than land with a steep slope, because it is easier to build on and more versatile in terms of how it can be used. However, land with a scenic view or … Continued

Should You Sell Your Rural Land to an Investor? Insights and Tips

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Selling Your Rural Vacant Land to a Land Investor: A Comprehensive Guide When you’re ready to sell your rural vacant land, one option to consider is a land investor. This route can be appealing for various reasons, but it’s important to fully understand both the upsides and downsides to make a decision that fits your … Continued

Is My Land Unbuildable?

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When considering the sale or development of a piece of land, the question of buildability is very important. Unbuildable land refers to property that can’t be developed for housing, businesses, or industry due to factors such as zoning regulations, environmental constraints, or the presence of natural hazards. Zoning Restrictions Zoning restrictions are rules set by … Continued

Your Land Could be in a Floodzone – what to know

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Owning a piece of rural land is a dream for many. Whether you envision it as a future site for a home, a recreational retreat, or a long-term investment, it’s important to be aware of the potential risks associated with your purchase. One of the major risks to consider is flooding. Here’s what you need … Continued

Vegetation on Rural Vacant Land

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Maximizing the Value of Your Rural Land: The Impact of Vegetation Owning rural vacant land offers more than just open space; it presents a world of possibilities. Whether you’re considering selling in the future or planning personal use, understanding how vegetation influences land value can be a game-changer. Here’s how different types of vegetation can … Continued

Mineral Rights on Rural Vacant Land

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Decoding Mineral Rights for Rural Vacant Land Owners For owners of rural vacant land, grappling with the complexities of mineral rights is often a source of confusion. It’s a common misconception among landowners that owning the surface land automatically includes the subsurface mineral rights, but in many cases, these rights may have been sold off … Continued

Harnessing the Power of GIS: A Guide for Rural Landowners

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As a rural landowner, understanding the lay of your land is crucial, not only for management but also for any potential development. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are advanced tools that provide detailed geographic data, such as land ownership and property boundaries. Many counties offer public access to their GIS, enabling you to explore your property … Continued