Top 10 List for Selling Your Forestland at a Premium Price.

This is very good advice for those that want to sell forestland.

Have a most productive spring and summer.

Nice post for any acreage!

Looks like you may have done this a time or two. Interesting post.

35% of our sales is raw land, usually for recreational, retirement if it has a waterfront element. But wooded wood lots that are not cut so hard a wood pecker would have to pack a lunch to fly across...those are like good. And get gobbled up within hours...with multiple buyers that carries swedish sounding chain saws with bar files and oil. Timber.

Bob, I can see where forestland is a specialty all by itself. It will pay for the seller and buyer to work with an expert like yourself in this specialized area of real estate.

This area requires the afore-mentioned dynamics...good post and I find it interesting that people would even consider a FSBO

Look at you mr Feature man....all the tutoring is paying off huh?  Hope so on the business side too...take care!

Bob, there are occasions where out here in "timber" country, this kind of land becomes of interest to a buyer in our vicinity. Our office has worked with these kind of people for years, because Vernonia was a big logging community--that's how it became a town originally. I don't specialize in this, which makes this featured blog even more important to "bookmark".

Thanks for being such a great expert (and a really fun guy, too!)

Congrats on the feature, Bob....well deserved.

Bob, this list proves why Bob Crane is the man to work with for forestland in the Wisconsin area, especially the Stephens Point WI area. Sharon

That is a great list of things to do to help sell your forestland at the best price. The photo is so beautiful. I hate to think about it being cut for timber.

Betty

Good post.  I have never done this as of yet, but if the need arises, these are good points to keep in mind.  I am sure that I'll team up with a Realtor® who is already experienced in this type of endeavor before doing one solo.

And this is why people need to be consulting with those who know what they are doing.  I would have no clue on selling or buying forested land.  You are certainly the 'go to'!  (and just look at all your features)

Great advice Bob - you'd be the guy to call for analysis of forest property prior to purchase.

These are the exact reasons why it is important to have someone an expert in the field when you are selling forestland property.  

Wow, who knew there was so much to think about when selling woodland property? One thing is for sure - you are the expert! Thanks for sharing this very useful information, Bob!

Bob, Your list of "musts" makes me thnk that this is for large holdings only. But what can a small woodlot afford?

Bill Roberts

What a great article and I am so glad that this was featured.  Your writing is so informative and so very interesting about land management, Bob.

Thanks for the great top ten List.  I completely agree, One more thing I would add is to make sure that the person showing the property is passionate about it and willing to "drag" potential buyers to the main assets of your property.

Thanks Mr. B... this is definitely out of my area of expertise.... everything is concrete where I live and steel framing it seems.

Hi Bob, I am enjoying going through some of your early blog posts and reposts and getting ready to start doing some posts myself soon.