Farm Ranch Land Articles of Interest News Updates| Mason Morse Ranch Company

All Farm & Ranch News - 04 Aug. 2021

Is it the Right Time to Sell? Farms Ranches Land

Currently, buyer demand is strong across the different farm, ranch and land property types we market for sale. Investors are looking for quality hard assets like farms for sale, ranches for sale and recreational land for sale. Since the beginning of the year inventory of farms, ranches and recreational land has tightened more than we expected. Typically, a farm, ranch or recreational property is on the market for 12-16 months before it sells. In the current economy we are experiencing sales in half that time for quality properties priced accurately. Additionally, proposed capital gains and estate tax law changes are also motivating some sellers with a low basis in their land to go ahead and list.

All Farm & Ranch News - 12 Jul. 2021

Trophy Ranches Make Investments Fun Again

Featured in the Wall Street Journal - Purchasers of Luxury Ranches Have an Eye on Recreation as Well as Appreciation and Resale Value. Inflation may be the biggest driver in today's market. “Most of the investors buying these ranches are using money from successful business investments and buying the property for recreation and relaxing, as well as for wealth diversification,” Van Pelt says. “Water is a big draw for fishing, hunting recreation. Most of these properties are used and enjoyed and then sold when families are ready to move on. You can put $100 million in the stock market and that’s acceptable, but you can’t use it for recreation like you can with a farm, ranch hunting land or a fishable stream.”

All Farm & Ranch News - 18 Jun. 2021

10 Most Important Considerations When Buying a Ranch

When it comes to buying ranches for sale in the United States, it is critical to understand the investment you’re taking on. Working cattle ranches, luxury recreational ranches, scenic ranches or hunting ranches all have different characteristics. Here is a list of the most important things to consider when buying a ranch.

All Farm & Ranch News - 17 Jun. 2021

Farm and Ranch 2021 Winter Real Estate Market Report

Last Spring we reported that the COVID-19 pandemic would create hardships and opportunities in the real estate market. What we didn’t know is how pronounced those hardships and opportunities would be throughout the year and into 2021. We have seen the residential marketplace boom in big cities and small towns throughout the middle part of the country

All Farm & Ranch News - 10 Mar. 2021

Mason & Morse Ranch Company attends RFD-TV American Rodeo in Arlington, Texas

RFD-TV’s The American Rodeo is an annual event that occurs each year at the Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

All Farm & Ranch News - 22 Feb. 2021

Steamboat Springs Colorado Associate Broker, Craig Townsend, Joins Mason & Morse Ranch Company

The farm, ranch and recreational brokerage firm continues to bring on top real estate land broker professionals.

All Farm & Ranch News - 27 Jan. 2021

Zurick Labrier, ALC, Becomes Partner Mason & Morse Ranch Company

The farm, ranch and recreational brokerage firm continues to expand ownership group with seasoned Accredited Land Consultants.

All Farm & Ranch News - 17 Jan. 2021

Year 2021 Value of Minerals and Marketing

As a company, we believe in delivering experience to our clients in all areas when buying or selling land. Minerals are a key component to every real estate transaction which is why Mason & Morse Ranch Company has developed exclusive relationships with America’s most recognized mineral experts around the country. Oil & Gas Mineral Rights , Producing & Non-producing Mineral Interests, Oil & Gas Royalties , Working interests, Overriding Royalty Interests, Oil & Gas Service Companies , Operations, Facilities, Equipment, Infrastructure and Leasehold A&D, Privately-negotiated Sales, Lease Marketing and Auction Services.

All Farm & Ranch News - 05 Jan. 2021

At Mason & Morse Ranch Company, no one lives it or knows it like co-founder and broker Robb Van Pelt

As a cowboy, outfitter and ranch broker, Robb Van Pelt is a Colorado native with seven decades of experience in the saddle and on the land. “My earliest memories are of horses, cattle, family, neighbors and honest work,” Van Pelt said.