Buying or selling acreage properties involves specialized knowledge, as many factors may affect a purchaser’s decision, or the way in which you would like your property marketed.  Whether the acreage is a one-acre residential home, or a bare section of land, it is best to use a realtor who will know what questions you should want answered.  As an acreage owner, and a holder of the Olds College Certificates of Farm, Ranch and Acreage Property Program and the Rangeland Evaluation Program, you can be sure you are using a realtor who will be looking out for your best interests. 

As a BUYER, some of your main concerns should be:

• Property lines (what are you buying?)
• Water source(s); active and inactive
• Potability of the water
• Type of septic system and capability
• Bylaws (septic system restrictions, zoning and business permit issues, etc.)
• Rights of Way/Encroachments
• Leases and/or other revenue
• Environmental concerns

As a SELLER, you should be able to provide potential buyers with information such as:

• Knowledge of the potability of the water
• Survery of the property lines
• Location of any and all water sources, active or inactive
• Information on all leases concerning the property
• Knowledge of the type of septic system
• Environmental concerns that may exist

I enjoy working with acreages and cover all Counties within the Red Deer Real Estate Board.  These include Red Deer County, Lacombe County, Ponoka County, Stettler County, Wetaskiwin County, Mountainview County, Kneehill County, Camrose County and Paintearth County.

Purchasing an Acreage?  Click here and fill out the form to receive listings that may match your criteria, or give me a call today!  I often have properties that are not yet listed, enabling you to beat other buyers to certain properties!

Considering Selling your acreage, farm or bare land?  Click here and fill out the form, or call me today for a free market evaluation.  I always have several acreage buyers looking for the right property, and your might be the one!

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