Tucked away in the Pacific Northwest is one of the most diverse and breathtaking states in the United States. From its snow-covered mountaintops to its breezy coastal shores, the state of Oregon features qualities that can dazzle and appeal to …
Among the multitude of things you can do with a piece of property, farming is one that can be rewarding in many ways. Whether a landowner wants to plant crops or raise livestock, there are many ways to use a …
Getting your vacant land set up with all the utilities can be a big challenge, and often the first step involves finding which companies provide services to your area. This can be one big advantage to buying vacant land that …
Investment Property Planning for your future is important. There are many factors that play into planning for the future, from investment portfolios to retirement funds. With these thoughts in mind, real estate investment may be something to consider. Investment properties …
The possibilities are nearly endless for what type of home you can build on your property. It’s all about preference and location. What type of house would you prefer to call home, and where do you plan on building that …
All properties on LandCentral are undeveloped, and most have not been surveyed recently. Having land surveyed is not a requirement of ownership. You don’t need to have your property professionally surveyed in order to own, use or enjoy the land. …
When buying real estate everyone wants to find the best deal possible and get the best return on their investment. Savvy investors are looking for the “inside track” on hot land and properties and want to be the first notified …
Step One: Decide How You’ll Use The Property You want to make sure the property you buy is everything you’ve dreamed of. Think about those dreams before you begin your research. Do you want to build a house now, or …
GPS Apps on Your Smartphone/Tablet LandCentral is frequently asked two questions: “how do I get to my property?” and “how do I find the corners of my newly purchased piece of property?” Both of these questions can be answered by …