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🐎 Farm, Ranch and Homestead

Ranches, livestock land, cropland, homesteads, off-grid and horse property. Every workup also includes the core checks.

Ranches and livestock land Featured

Larger acreage set up for cattle, horses, goats or other animals.

Who buys it: ranchers, horse owners, small hobby farms (Troy's cows, goats and horse ask).

What Ridge checks

  • Zoning for animals (count limits, setbacks for barns and pens)
  • Covenants on livestock
  • Stock water and well permits
  • Grazing leases (BLM / Forest Service allotments)
  • Fencing and cross-fencing
  • Pasture vs. forest
  • Hay access
  • Ag tax status.

Where listings come from: LandWatch, Lands of America, Hall and Hall, Fay Ranches, Mason & Morse Ranch Co., Clark & Associates, United Country, local farm brokers.. Named as examples only, not endorsements.

Farmland (crop land)

Land used for crops, orchards or hay.

Who buys it: farmers expanding, farm investors, ag funds.

What Ridge checks

  • Soils (USDA Web Soil Survey)
  • Irrigation water rights and shares
  • FSA and CRP history
  • Existing leases
  • Crop insurance history if given
  • Drainage tile
  • Ag tax status and rollback.

Where listings come from: AcreValue, LandWatch, Farmflip, Farm Credit and ag lender listings, farm auction firms, local farm brokers.. Named as examples only, not endorsements.

Homesteads and off-grid property

Small acreage for self-sufficient living, often with a well, solar or a small cabin.

Who buys it: off-grid families, preppers, people leaving the city.

What Ridge checks

  • County rules on living in an RV or tiny home
  • Minimum house size
  • Owner-builder rules
  • Rainwater and well rules by state
  • Solar exposure
  • Septic or composting toilet rules
  • School bus and road service.

Where listings come from: LandWatch, Land And Farm, owner-finance land sellers, Zillow, Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace.. Named as examples only, not endorsements.

Equestrian property

Homes or land built for horses (barns, arenas, trails).

Who buys it: horse owners and trainers.

What Ridge checks

  • Animal unit limits
  • Barn and arena permits
  • Trail access
  • Manure and runoff rules
  • Existing stalls and fencing from listing photos.

Where listings come from: Zillow and Realtor.com filters, EquineHomes-style horse property sites, ranch brokers, local MLS.. Named as examples only, not endorsements.

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