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A recent LandThink article describes 13 important things you should have before purchasing rural property.
Read the entire article: http://www.landthink.com/13-documents-you-should-have-before-buying-country-property/
A recent LandThink article describes 14 important things you should have before purchasing rural property.
Read the entire article: http://www.landthink.com/fourteen-numbers-you-need-to-know-before-buying-country-property-2/
The discussion of closing cost always comes into play when negotiating a real estate transaction. I great article found on LandThink gives a breakdown of the associated costs with closing a transaction and who typically pays for what. It is important to remember that laws vary from state to state.
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Buying land is a great investment. This article from LANDTHINK sums it up pretty well.
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A recent article on LandThink entitled, “Top 20 Questions for Land Buyers” garnered a lot of attention and created quite a bit of controversy among LandThink readers. I read many of the comments, and started thinking about what my list of questions would look like as I perform due diligence for myself or my clients
Working with a desperate real estate agent can be hazardous to your financial health. When conducting a real estate transaction you need the best information and advice possible to have the best possible outcome. An agent that is desperate for their paycheck can compromise your best interest, for their own. Let me say up front,
Not every real estate licensee is qualified to help you buy or sell rural land. Their license may make it legal to practice, but their inexperience in land transactions could be costing you thousands of dollars.
WARNING: Some agents who primarily sell residential real estate and dabble in rural land sales will be offended by
“Why in the world would I pay you a commission to help me sell my land?” This is a fair question for a landowner to ask. Let’s consider a few points, from a land agent’s perspective, on why an agent can be worth the money. I will grant that there are many savvy property owners
Steven Smith would like to announce the opening of Cross Creek Realty, LLC in Greenville, South Carolina. This real estate brokerage firm is the sister company to Cross Creek Timber, a local timber procurement and forestry services company. Cross Creek Realty, LLC was formed to provide professional land brokerage services to our clients in the