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January 16, 2025

Tips for Selling Louisiana Land in a Flood Zone

Louisiana, known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes, is a state that faces unique challenges when it comes to land management and real estate. With its extensive coastline and low-lying areas, the Bayou State is particularly vulnerable to flooding. According to the Louisiana Watershed Initiative, approximately 41% of the state's population lives in areas at risk of flooding. This statistic underscores the importance of understanding flood zones when dealing with land transactions in Louisiana.

February 18, 2026

How to Sell Louisiana Land Held in a Trust in 2026

Selling Louisiana land held in a trust involves understanding both the state’s unique property rules and the specific terms of the trust. The process typically begins by confirming the trust’s authority to sell, identifying the acting trustee, and reviewing any required approvals from beneficiaries or the court. From there, the trustee prepares the property for sale, ensures title and trust documentation are in order, works with real estate professionals as needed, and completes the transaction with proper deed and closing procedures so the sale complies with Louisiana law and the trust’s obligations.

February 18, 2026

How to Sell Louisiana Agricultural Land in Today’s 2026 Market

Louisiana’s agricultural land market offers strong opportunities for owners looking to sell, shaped by the state’s diverse regions, farming traditions, and evolving buyer demand. From row-crop acreage and pastureland to timber tracts and mixed-use properties, successfully selling farmland in Louisiana depends on preparing the property, understanding local value drivers, marketing to the right audience, and navigating the steps needed to close a smooth transaction.

February 18, 2026

How to Attract the Right Buyers for Kentucky Ranches in Today’s 2026 Market

Finding buyers for Kentucky ranches starts with positioning the property around what makes the state attractive: productive pastureland, rolling terrain, and a strong agricultural and equestrian tradition. Sellers can increase interest by clearly defining the ranch’s best use—such as cattle, horse operations, hay production, recreation, or mixed agricultural use—then marketing those strengths with professional photos, accurate acreage and boundary details, and clear information on water sources, fencing, access, and improvements. Reaching the right buyers often requires targeted exposure through rural land and farm-focused real estate channels, local agricultural networks, and connections within the horse and livestock communities. Pricing based on comparable ranch sales and current demand, preparing the ranch to show well, and working with professionals experienced in Kentucky land transactions can help attract qualified buyers and move the sale forward efficiently.

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