Short Story: My brother and brother in law want to buy farm/hunting land here in Texas.

Another thing you might want to consider, if you are going to farm a specific neighborhood, etc. you might put up a blog about the neighborhood, where you can give a little history of the area, new listings in the neighborhood, a calendar with school events, possibly list garage sales, etc.

Waited until day two for a formal introduction.My name is Wade, and I hail from the Gulf Coast, the Eastern Shore of the Mobile Bay to be a little more exact.History: I started in Real Estate when it became to difficult to make ends meet as a teacher and a pastor.

I optioned 117 acres in Hillsboro Oregon.. currently farm ground will be next to be annexed into the city residential.We got a nice deal on it at 5,400,000 with ONLY 250k cash down and we make,  get this payments of 120k a year NO interest all the payments are principal..  

On my replacement value policies I just have state farm.

The issue seems to be that there are only a small group of buyers interested in a high end home with farm land.

Next steps include, learning the MLS, researching my farm area, and finding a creditable local property manager to pass my rent ready products to.

Eventually, as you farm certain markets, you will get a good understanding of what price houses are moving at, and be able to do your own quick CMA...Keep asking questions my friend....  

Big old farm house built in 1857.

The town is 19,000 people and I'm familiar with the town because my wifes family farm is just 10 miles west and I'm there farming 2x a year.So Gordon, I'd ask this.