Category: BUYING LAND
Financing Sources for Buying Recreational Land
PotlatchDeltic was happy to sponsor the October 2021 PULSE question posed by LandThink.com to find out more about how buyers are financing their recreational land purchases. > According to the October LANDTHINK Pulse results, 41.8% of respondents indicated that cash would be their primary source of funds if they were to buy land today. A bank… more Financing Sources for Buying Recreational Land
Consider Timber Quality & Value When Buying Recreational Land
Recreational land buyers often know little about how to factor the quality and value of timber into their buying decisions. But given that most any recreational tract will have some timber on it, it’s important to determine up front how much timber matters to you as a buyer. Then, as you consider different… more Consider Timber Quality & Value When Buying Recreational Land
Improve your Recreational Property without hurting Timber Potential
Making improvements to your recreational property can attract more quality wildlife, for sure. But it’s important that you don’t negatively impact a property’s potential timber returns in the process. Rob Haubry, an Indiana-based broker and forestry consultant, offers a good overview of ways to think about balancing these two objectives in two videos on the… more Improve your Recreational Property without hurting Timber Potential
Investing in Recreational Land Never Goes Out of Style
There are so many reasons why buying recreational property is worth considering as you consider your investment options. This blog post from Chicago Agent Magazine gives some of the top reasons why purchasing land makes sense, which matches what we hear from PotlatchDeltic recreational land buyers: Buying recreational land can spread out your investment risk.… more Investing in Recreational Land Never Goes Out of Style
Standout Trends in Recreational Land
As we start to head into the fall – a time when many recreational land buyers are thinking about hunting season – the land sales market continues to be strong. The continuing pandemic has only intensified the desire for many people to want a place of their own, away from everything but trees and wildlife.… more Standout Trends in Recreational Land