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Why Work with a Rural Estate Agent as Opposed to a Residential Realtor

When it comes to selling land vs selling houses or commercial property, there are several differences. The actual showing of the property is one distinction. It's crucial to get your buyers onto the property. It is crucial to understand what you are looking at while using aerial maps. Rural real estate brokers can drive and walk the acreage because they have four-wheel drive cars.

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Why Work with a Rural Estate Agent as Opposed to a Residential Realtor

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  1. ADD COMPANY NAME Why Work with a Rural Estate Agent as Opposed to a Residential Realtor? • When it comes to selling land vs selling houses or commercial property, there are several differences. The actual showing of the property is one distinction. It's crucial to get your buyers onto the property. It is crucial to understand what you are looking at while using aerial maps. Rural real estate brokers can drive and walk the acreage because they have four-wheel drive cars.

  2. WHAT CAN RURAL ESTATE AGENTS DO? Rural estate agents are familiar with zoning laws. This includes the several types of floodplains and the distinction between wetlands and the 100-year floodplain. They are knowledgeable on how to handle problems like restricted access, survey problems including encroaching title defects, and challenges with mineral rights and royalties. They could aid in obtaining finance for a land loan.

  3. WHY DO ZONING AND LAND MATTER You can have a lovely, convenient property, but discover that you cannot use it for the intended purpose due to its zoning or land-use classification. The use of the property and permitting might have an impact by zoning requirements, such as the density that allows development, subdivision rules, and the floodplain. It is our responsibility as Rural Estate Agents to investigate that facet of a property we are either listing or putting forth to a buyer.

  4. SITE FEATURES' EFFECTS ON A PROPERTY'S VALUE Wetlands or floodplains can have a big impact on how a property is used. The most helpful sources are the zoning departments and water management districts, which we utilize to locate the information. Access is also essential for the utilization of a property. "A survey is a helpful tool to find out what kind of access is there inproperty.

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