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Understanding The Price of Rural Land One of the most common things we see as a company marketing rural land for sale are comments regarding the value of a property. Comments such as “that land must have gold buried on it” are prevalent, and while we do not take the comments personally, we also wish
WEST POINT, MS- Mossy Oak Properties, Inc. is pleased to announce that thirty-five Mossy Oak Properties groups were named as “America’s Best Brokerages” in Land Report’s summer 2018 edition, in addition to Mossy Oak Properties being recognized as a top national company. According to Eddie Lee Rider, Jr., Land Report publisher and founder, the America’s
Roseburg, OR- Mossy Oak Properties is pleased to announce that it has opened its second Oregon office with the opening of Mossy Oak Properties-Oregon Field & Stream in Roseburg. Brad Schaffer, the owner and broker of the western Oregon brokerage, has been one of Oregon’s top land brokers over the past decade, selling in excess
Mossy Oak Properties started as a single real estate office in Livingston, Alabama in 1999. One ad sparked quick interest in what is now a network of offices in 26 states-and growing. That network was established in 2002. This year, the Mossy Oak Properties network celebrates 15 years. This is the story of its start
Kimberly, OR – Mossy Oak Properties, Inc. is pleased to announce the opening of its first Oregon land brokerage. Mossy Oak Properties-Cupper Creek Land Company is located in Eastern Oregon’s Grant County, home to some of the west’s finest rural properties. The brokerage is owned and operated by Julie Mansfield-Smith, a twenty-plus year veteran of
A 1031 is a provision in the IRS tax code that allows landowners to defer paying taxes on the exchange of property. When selling a property with the intent to purchase another, the capital gains remain untouched during the exchange, which is particularly beneficial for land investors. However, despite the benefits derived from Section 1031, many
The physical land you’re looking to buy isn’t the only thing you should be inspecting during your first tour of the property. Just under the surface could lie a large water reserve, which can greatly impact the value of the land and the way you inevitably make use of your property should you decide to
Easements can be a delicate subject for many landowners, and especially so for those looking to purchase land. Many people are not entirely knowledgeable of how easements work and what they entail. Because of this, land buyers may run into legal issues and ongoing headaches trying to resolve all the easement miscommunication with the seller. There are a host
There’s nothing more damaging to your finances than getting a raw deal when selling your property. With the help of a land broker, you can avoid this situation because you will have a trusted advisor at your service to help you handle the nuances and read the fine print that go into getting the most out of your
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