The idea of owning your own rural property is an appealing one, and can seem like the process can be fairly simple. But if you’re buying land, especially as first-time recreational land buyers, there are several conditions and circumstances you’ll want to be aware of so that you can make an informed decision and avoid costly mistakes.

Nothing is more basic to successful human congregate settlement than the management and sharing of freshwater resources; the way in which Americans manage their freshwater resources defines the overall quality of life. Today’s REALTORS® must gain a working knowledge of water rights in their geographic area of practice.

As the overpopulation of public hunting land continues, an ever-increasing number of people are looking to hunt on private ground. This can be a lucrative way of earning income for landowners and gives renters access to premium hunting real estate. For lessors and lessees alike, there are several things to consider before signing one of these leases.

What agent isn't interested in winning large land listings? Check out these tips on how to differentiate yourself in the land real estate industry.

The land brokerage industry is an ever-changing landscape that requires agents to adapt quickly to new trends and technologies to succeed.

Looking to learn from the best land agents in the industry? Check out this advice from the nation's top producing land agents!

The American dream has always been founded on the idea of private property ownership. During troubled economic times, this truer than ever.

A land survey is the best way to really get to know your property and its value. If you are considering purchasing land, make sure to get a survey.

There is a log to know about how to buy hunting land. The most important thing you can do, though, is hire a qualified land specialist like an ALC.

Farmland is a good investment for the long-term. Why? See what the experts say.