fInvesting in farmland to grow your money
Investors are always looking for diversified assets to weather changing markets. Learn how to invest in farmland and how agriculture can offer investors a low-risk asset.
Owning land
The 20 largest U.S. landowners in 2017
From private bison herds and massive timberland forests to iconic ranches and the largest private, contiguous tract in the U.S., these landowners’ portfolios are extraordinary.
How to find oil on your land: signs of black gold
Oil can be found in regions throughout the U.S. and because it’s the world’s most important energy source, it's very valuable. Learn about the signs to tell if there's oil on your land.
Why you should have your soil sampled and tested
Enhancing soil quality improves your chances of harvesting a better yield and can boost productivity for all farmers, landscapers, gardeners, and lawn connoisseurs.
5 ways to increase the value of your land
Making these improvements on your land will not only raise the value, but make it more enjoyable and offer greater capability for you or a potential buyer.
How to rezone land
You found out zoning restrictions won’t allow you to use the land as you intended. It’s possible to have your land rezoned. Here's the specific process and conditions that must be met.
What type of land is best for wind farming?
Wind farming is becoming the nation's largest renewable source of generating electricity and landowners in the U.S. are making money as a result. Is your land right for a wind farm?
Everything you need to know about an escrow account
As common as escrow accounts are, many real estate buyers simply don’t know much about them. The truth is the escrow concept is simple and easy to understand.
Why crop rotation benefits the farmer and his environment
Crop rotation is a great way to optimize a farmer's production and yield. Not only will it help the environment and increase output, it will improve the quality of the food we eat.
Who owns the mineral rights to your property?
Just because you own property, it doesn’t mean you own the minerals. The U.S. is one of the few countries that allows individuals to take ownership of and profit from mineral rights.
Do you own the airspace above your property?
When you purchase property, how far above your land do you own? Air rights are becoming a legitimate concern for property owners.
The 20 largest U.S. landowners in 2016
Land remains a popular investment and wealthy people continue to snatch it up. A large portion of the U.S. is owned by a few people, and there’s a chance you’ve never heard of them.