Over the years, we’ve encountered many questions and challenges as clients consider purchasing rural properties. To help you make an informed decision, we’ve compiled a list of key considerations to ensure you approach the transaction with clear expectations.
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Over the years, we’ve encountered many questions and challenges as clients consider purchasing rural properties. To help you make an informed decision, we’ve compiled a list of key considerations to ensure you approach the transaction with clear expectations.
Whether you’re looking for industrial property, farmland, ranch land, ranchettes, hunting land, or acreage, get expert guidance tailored to your goals. Let’s discuss your plans and explore the best options available.
Understanding the soil composition is essential for determining the property’s agricultural viability. We outline how to assess soil quality, the costs of improving it, and its impact on livestock or crop production.
Reliable water sources are crucial, especially in rural areas. This section provides guidance on evaluating wells, irrigation systems, and drought resilience. Additionally, it covers key information about utility providers, backup power options, and costs associated with property utilities.
Use Identifying any flooding risks and the suitability of the land for agricultural or residential use is vital. Learn about how to assess these risks and understand nearby land use and potential nuisances that could affect your property.
This section covers essential legal questions, such as property taxes, zoning regulations, easements, and restrictions. It also highlights potential roll-back taxes and the impact of any proposed changes in property use.
If the property includes residential buildings, our checklist emphasizes the importance of thorough inspections. From structural integrity to utility hookups, ensure the property meets your requirements and complies with local standards.
For buyers interested in livestock or recreational uses, such as hunting leases, this section details considerations for profitable operations and the potential benefits of government programs or grants.
Understanding mineral rights and any ongoing or future oil and gas activities is crucial. This part of the checklist helps you navigate lease agreements, royalties, and potential conflicts with agricultural or residential uses.
Evaluate environmental hazards such as underground tanks, dumpsites, and possible contamination. It’s important to know the property’s history and identify any potential risks before purchasing.
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