Tag Archives: #LandBuyingTips
New to Buying Recreational Property? Answer these questions first!
If you’ve never bought recreational property – and we find that many recreational buyers are new to this – the process can seem a bit overwhelming. After all, what if you don’t know about how to value timber, how to … Continue Reading →
How far would you travel to your rec property?
When thinking about your recreational or hunting property purchase, a lot goes into it. According to the most recent LANDTHINK Pulse Survey, travel time takes top priority and buyers are willing to travel 100 miles to use the property. CLICK … Continue Reading →
LandFlip: Buying Property from a Timber Company
Looking for a property to call your own, you may want to consider buying land from a timber company with experience in managing rural timberland. Check out this great read submitted by one of our Minnesota Preferred Brokers, Natalie Cowart … Continue Reading →
As a regular contributor on LandThink.com, we’re excited to share our own contributor channel with you! Looking for more information about the outdoor or recreational lifestyle? We share information about hunting, land ownership, safety tips for all of your outdoor … Continue Reading →
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It’s never too soon to buy your own hunting property!
It can be a challenge to find a hunting spot where you have some room to roam without other hunters all around you. One solution, of course, is to buy your own recreational property. In a recent story in Bowhunter … Continue Reading →
For land buyers, there’s no such thing as a dumb question
Sometimes, it might seem a bit overwhelming when you look to buy recreational property. The process can seem more complicated than buying a house, as you consider everything from easements to road access to timber values. But take comfort in … Continue Reading →
Financing Options for Rural Land Purchases
For many buyers, getting financing for their recreational property purchase makes a lot of sense. “Some buyers don’t want to tie up too much money in a property right away,” says Scott Garrett, CEO of Freedom Northwest Credit Union, which … Continue Reading →
Your Site Visit…visiting in person is important
In an indication of how much business is done online these days, brokers in PotlatchDeltic’s Preferred Broker Network are sometimes asked whether it’s important to visit a recreational property before considering an offer. “Along with using maps, photos, videos and … Continue Reading →
Buying Tips to Determine a Fair Sales Price
Every buyer of recreational land for sale has the same goal – find a quality piece of property at a fair price that matches what you’re looking for. But how do you determine what a fair price is? Figuring that … Continue Reading →