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Rural & Acreage Specialist

Land is
different.

Wells. Septic. Easements. Timber rights. Water rights. Zoning. Rural property transactions involve complexities that most agents have never navigated. I have — for over two decades.
What Sets Rural Apart

Two things most agents get wrong.

PRICING

Rural pricing is component-based.

You cannot price a 20-acre property with a well, barn, and timber the same way you price a subdivision home. I break value into components — land, improvements, water, timber, income — and analyze each separately.

  • Land value per acre
  • Home & improvements
  • Well capacity & water rights
  • Timber & income features
DUE DILIGENCE

The inspection list is longer.

Beyond the standard home inspection, rural properties require well flow tests, septic evaluations, easement review, zoning verification, and sometimes environmental assessments. I manage every item.

  • Well flow testing
  • Septic inspection
  • Easement & title review
  • Zoning & land use verification
Due Diligence Checklist

What I verify on every rural transaction.

Water

Well flow test, well log review, water rights verification, and seasonal reliability assessment.

Septic

System inspection, pump history, drain field evaluation, and DEQ compliance check.

Access

Road maintenance agreements, recorded easements, private road status, and emergency access.

Zoning

Allowed uses, building restrictions, ADU eligibility, and any pending land use changes.

Buying or selling rural property?

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