All but two states in America are divided into geographical units called counties (Alaska is divided into boroughs and Louisiana is divided into parishes). The county government has greater, direct involvement with the local citizens than state or federal agencies, …
Vacant, raw, bare, undeveloped … these generally are not words you would associate with an exciting investment opportunity. But when you pair those words with land, you can get excited about one of the most stable and overlooked, long-term investments …
If you’ve ever considered buying property in Washington State, here are Five Fun Facts that might entice you into buying land in the mighty Pacific Northwest. It originally was called Columbia. Washington is the only state to be named after …
You’ve got your eyes set on checking out the great state of California. Maybe you are considering making the state your permanent home or you are there for just a quick visit. Regardless of the reason you are going to …
Getting ready to buy property isn’t as simple and straightforward as buying groceries. For starters, it’s typically not purchased regularly. Because of this, there are many complexities and questions that arise. When you buy land, you’re investing your money, time …
Fairfield Glade, Tennessee is a retirement community located in central Tennessee near the town of Crossville. The entrance is less than six miles from Interstate 40, and you can drive to Knoxville in an hour. Nashville or Chattanooga can be …
You can find plenty of internet space devoted to tips and tricks for surviving the zombie apocalypse. A lot of the advice centers on the philosophy of “arm up, drive to a place without a lot of people, and stay …
For many people hunting is a passion. For some it is an obsession. The latest ammunition, rifles, bows, game calls, optics, two-way radios, clothing, and tree-stands, among many other hunting toys, have been purchased. Hours have been spent scouting the …
As a current or potential landowner you might be asking what mineral rights are. The term “mineral rights” typically refers to a person’s right to all subsurface minerals such as gas, oil, coal, gold, diamonds, quartz, copper or other valuable …