For many landowners, purchasing property begins with a vision — a place to hunt, build a home, pass down to family, or simply enjoy the outdoors. But land ownership also
April is Financial Literacy Month, a time dedicated to improving how individuals and families understand money, investments, and long-term financial planning. While conversations about financial literacy often focus on stocks,
As more women step into inheriting, buying and managing land across Georgia and the Golden Isles, something distinct is showing up in the way decisions are made. Not softer. Not
Landownership can feel intimidating at first — especially if you didn’t grow up managing property, participating in timber sales, or reading aerial maps. But here’s the truth about women getting started
In late September 2024, Hurricane Helene created a path of destruction across the Southeast and the Golden Isles. Leaving an unforgettable mark on communities, landscapes, and working lands with storm-force
Let’s talk honestly about women’s land inheritance. Across the country, more women are inheriting farmland, timberland, recreational tracts, and legacy family acreage than ever before. Many of them did not
Every spring, the birds start chirping, the flowers bloom, and the real estate market heats up with more inventory and more buyers looking to find that perfect place to call
Sometimes we find the perfect home. Size is right. Location is right. Maybe a few acres to spread out and have some privacy. Then sometimes we find the right land.
East Lake is 381 acres that includes fourteen acres of sparkling water filled with largemouth bass and bream and beckons the fishermen to its shore. The small pavilion is perfect for
When we purchased our property it was a completely wooded tract, mostly covered in 30+ year old planted loblolly pines. Out of the 19.208 acres, approximately 11 acres was in pine plantation.
