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January 16, 2025

The Paperwork You Need to Buy and Sell Land in Indiana

Over 23 million acres of Indiana stays dedicated agricultural and forest land holdings spread across 92 counties of varied terrain, farm fields, forests and lakes. As an agriculture economy state, total land sales volume in Indiana exceeds $2 billion yearly on average. While the Hoosier state offers abundant scenic woodlands and cropland holdings for recreational purposes or preservation trusts, navigating key taxation and deed transfer paperwork accompanies secure property asset transactions - whether buying or selling Indiana land.

February 18, 2026

Indiana Land Buying in 2026: Common Mistakes to Avoid

Buying land in Indiana can be a strong investment, but costly missteps can derail a deal if buyers don’t do their homework. This article highlights common mistakes to avoid, such as overpaying without comparing recent sales, skipping title and boundary checks, underestimating zoning and land-use restrictions, overlooking access and utility availability, and failing to evaluate soil, drainage, and environmental conditions. It also emphasizes getting the right professional help and doing thorough due diligence before closing to prevent surprises later.

February 6, 2026

What an Acre of Indiana Land Is Worth in 2026

Indiana land values vary widely depending on location, land quality, and intended use, but buyers can find everything from small hobby farm parcels to larger rural acreage across the state. Recent survey data shows Indiana’s average farmland price per acre has climbed to record highs, reflecting strong demand and significant year-over-year growth.

February 18, 2026

How to Flip Land in Illinois in Today’s 2026 Market

Illinois presents strong opportunities for land flipping, from agricultural parcels across its expansive prairie regions to development-friendly tracts near growing metro areas like the Chicagoland suburbs. Successful flips typically hinge on finding undervalued lots, verifying zoning and access, assessing utilities and environmental constraints, and choosing the right exit strategy—such as subdividing, rezoning, improving access, or reselling to builders and recreational buyers—while managing holding costs, taxes, and market demand.

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