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Easing the Complications of Easements
It’s important to understand the facets of easements if you have one or more associated with the property you’re interested in purchasing. These documents can seem simple, but they can add more complications to a land purchase than just about any other detail of a sale. An easement is an arrangement where a non-owner of… more Easing the Complications of Easements
How would you rate the current land real estate market?
Readers and followers at LandThink.com overwhelmingly think that it is better today than it was a year ago – more than 67%. That’s good news and a strong indication of an important shift in both the market and perceptions. It means that confidence is returning, values are adjusting and that buyers and sellers are returning… more How would you rate the current land real estate market?
Five Tips for Recreational Property Buyers
Check out Potlatch Preferred Broker Rod Osterloh’s column on Land Think! http://www.landthink.com/five-tips-for-recreational-property-buyers/ Rod Osterloh Close~Converse
Selecting a Real Estate Pro Who’s Well-Versed in Land Sales
When thinking about buying property, it’s important to find a real estate professional who is knowledgeable in rural land transactions. An agent may be licensed and can legally practice as a real estate professional, but inexperience in land sales could cost you greatly. The National Association of Realtors (NAR) Code of Ethics and Standards of… more Selecting a Real Estate Pro Who’s Well-Versed in Land Sales
What do you plan to use your property for?
If you are a prospective land buyer, one of the first questions a broker will ask is ‘what purpose do you have in mind for your land?’ Here are a few questions you can ask yourself to help guide your broker in the right direction: Will it be a place to build a primary residence… more What do you plan to use your property for?