A topic that comes up fairly often in my real estate business is the topic of leases. Whatever your particular circumstance may be, land leases are very common practice and you are likely to encounter one at some point. I have written this post to serve as a resource to help you start navigating the ins and outs of putting together a lease.
Did you know there is an alternative option to maintain your agricultural property tax exemption?
"I am looking at this 10 acre property, and it says there is an Agricultural Exemption for the taxes. What does that mean?"
Our main office is a pretty close proximity to Houston, so I work with a lot of clients who have always been on a city water system and are either relocating further outside of the city or are buying a…
This article was originally published on the Realtors Land Institute blog. It's a great resource with some good info. In articles about investing, “land investments” are often all lumped together, as if investing in a commercial property is the exact…
As the population grows and development increases, the basic law of supply and demand shows that over time, your land will simply increase in value. Of course some areas will see an increase more quickly than others, so if you'd…
It's imperative to work with a broker or agent who truly understands what your long term goals are for your new recreational property.
Texas Land and Home is a project that is incredibly dear to my heart. I am a native Texan and a fourth generation landowner and rancher. The concept of TxLH was to provide a real estate company where our clients could get every single service they need under one roof - and know that they are working with reputable, reliable agents who absolutely always have a strong Christian mindset of "Do Unto Others".
