Trophy Properties & Auction Founding Partner Jason Cleveland visits a friend's beautiful Iowa hunting property and ends up taking down a gorgeous buck.
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Missouri is just days away from opening day of whitetail season. For landowners, this is when the long, hot hours in the fields give way to the dreams of the trophies that will roam your fields and hardwoods in the fall.
It is also the time of year when, as a land sales specialist, I receive calls from outdoorsmen who are looking for the right property to fit their needs. And before you count yourself out of owning ground of your own, you need to understand that in the Midwest you don't have to own a large tract of land in order to tag trophy whitetails.
I have been blessed to own several different properties. As an absentee landowner here are some simple lessons I learned the hard way over the years. I share them in the hope that they will save you both time and money.
Many times, I get asked, "What are the steps to buying land?" That question is so simple, yet very complex, as there are factors that make it different for each buyer. It depends how much land they will need, what the current interest rates are, etc… Depending on their needs will affect the length of the buying process. I thought I would give an example to help- this is not set in stone and please keep in mind that rates fluctuate constantly.
Let's use a $150,000 farm as an example.
First, before you find your farm, check with 3 to 4 local banks, and get a pre-approval letter so that you can make an offer when you find a property that you like.
The biggest part you will need is the down payment. Banks usually requi...
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