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What we look for
What makes land a good fit
Every tract is different. These are some of the things we look at first.
Larger tracts, usually 20 acres or more.
Most of the land we buy is 20 acres or larger. If yours is a little smaller, reach out to us and we'll take a look.
Road frontage and property access.
We give priority to land that touches a public road, because it's easier for the next owner to reach and use. Land with a properly established legal easement may still work.
Mostly dry, usable ground.
We look for land that's mostly high and dry. Ground you can walk, hunt, farm, or build on someday. A creek, pond, or some low spots work great, but usable land is a must.
Kinds of land
Land we buy most often
Timber land
Pine and hardwood tracts, from young plantations to mature harvestable timber. Read More >
Inherited land
Family land passed down, whether or not the estate or succession has been settled. We can help with that.
Rural acreage
Open or wooded acreage with no particular use today, with improvements or no improvements.
Hunting and recreational land
Deer camps, duck holes, hunting land with or without improvements.
Farm and pasture land
Pasture, cleared ground, and row crop land, with or without existing structures or operational items.
