Texas Farm and Ranch Lending; everything you need to know.
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- Опубликовано: 25 мар 2021
- Are you looking to buy a Texas Ranch and need to learn about farm and ranch lending? This video is everything you need to know about securing a loan to buy a Texas Ranch.
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I was born a farmer. I grew up my entire life on 100 acre farm in Gholson, Texas. When I got back from war in Iraq. My great grandmother had passed away and my grandpa had sold the farm. I was told my entire life that I would own that land. Now it just tears me up every time I pass it. Not being used it's just withering away not being taken care of. I think that I need to get my own start to get my finances straight so I can eventually buy that land back. I think maybe if I farm some leased land I can get my start.
Dustin, I wish your story was isolated or rare. For my family it was my Grandfather's Generation that let the family ranch leave and we are still trying to find a way to get it back. Give us a text or an email and I will set up a Zoom call with Heidi and get the ball rolling. Happy to help!
Gholson is beautiful.. Was y'all's place along the river?
Ours was our great grandmother's 600+ acre ranch in Llano, TX. After she passed in 2015 my grandmother sold it. 😢 It would have become a subject of contention and greed in our family, had it stayed in the family, I know. At least we have many many amazing memories and photos. Now hopefully we can get some land and start our own legacy and try our best to keep it in the family without any fighting over it.
That's a heart-wrenching situation. I hope you're well on your way to getting that land back and are still on good terms with your grandfather to boot. It's unfortunate how quickly a situation like this can cause irreversible rifts within bloodlines and family ties. However, sometimes the most important thing in a family situation like this isn't truly about money, emotions, or opinions, but more about land stewardship and carrying on a legacy of giving the land the company and care it knows well, and in turn, help keep the balance of its ecosystem in delicate care and familiarity. I obviously don't know the full story, but I hope that the land is back in your care, or at least you're getting closer to that being the case. Thank you for your service, and best of luck in re-acquiring your family farm!
I just found your channel and you have the most thorough, detailed videos about buying land in Texas. My husband and I are serious about buying land. I already have a headache just thinking about it. Thank you for all the helpful info. 🙏
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I been thinking in moving to Texas in the near future and buy a ranch. All your videos have been very informative with tons of good information. Thank you for taking the time to do this.
You are welcome! I am glad you enjoy them and find them helpful. When the time comes don't hesitate to give us a call and we can help you even more.
Thanks for all the great information.. I live in Texas as well. I'm new to your channel and I enjoyed your video!
Thanks! 😊
Thanks Barb! Glad you enjoyed the video, be sure and check out the others. Let us know if we can help in any way.
This is really great content, it surprises me you don’t have more subscribers, you deserve one million. 8th grade North Dakotian here and I either want to ranch in Texas or Wyoming or I would like to be a marine
Thanks for the feedback! You made my day. I was in the army for significant part of my life, so we seem to be kindred spirits. Please let us know if we can ever be of any help.
Great job!
Thank you Todd! Feedback is appreciated.
Great!!!
Glad you liked it Anna!
I live in port neches,tx . I got three acre in North zulch,tx.
Thanks for the feedback! I hope these videos have been helpful. Looking to expand?
I want to retire in TX. My dad moved there and sold land in MS, my inlaws sold land in LA and moved as well so I want my kids to have a place to bring their kids to like I did. I want to have animals, grow food, a view, and water. And be near enough to a city/town for something to do and not too far from an airport for travel. All on a teacher budget😆
Sounds like a great dream!
@@TexasLandandRanchLiving open to ideas! I subscribed to learn what I can.
@@andrealmoseley6575 Maybe we could hop on a Zoom call to discuss specifics if you are ready.
@@TexasLandandRanchLiving not quite ready but sounds good. I've got my down payment sort of ready but was kind of holding off to see what the economy does. But I am looking and narrowing things down. Thanks!
Take your time, we're not going anywhere! 😀
What are your thoughts on high fence properties?
Canon, it depends. What would be your purpose?
The video that brought me to your you tube channel said to come here for info on land for sale here in texas but i dont see anything on these videos about land for sale specifically?
Hey Lori! Thanks for the feedback. So sorry that happened to you. The market changes so quickly, youtube videos about available land become dated quickly. Our videos mostly concentrate on helping people understand the process and the lifestyle. If you are interested in finding a good place, give us a call or send us an email and we can help you find what you are looking for. Have a great day!
So who can really qualify to purchase 100 or 200 acres in an expensive market like Texas? What is a good annual income guideline to even entertain the idea?
You would be surprised! It's not just the income, it's the money down. Most people start with something smaller, then work their way up adding additional acres when they become available. Find 20-30, get to know your neighbors and buy off market.
In a case where one paid for property with no second liens, will be sold to buy another, will collateral in the first property which is greater than the loan amount for the new property, speed up the loan approval process and provide for a lower interest rate?
That's a great question. I will send it to Katie for a response.
Hey, I talked to Katie and she has some questions. Let's take this offline and we can get your answer resolved. Shoot us a text with your email or send us an email and we will set up a Zoom call.
Do they work the same as Texas Farm Credit ? At first I thought it was the same company
Natali, I'll tell you what I know and I'll also tell you when I don't. As far as the inner workings and structure differences between these two organizations, I just don't know. If I had to guess, I would say they have a similar structure. They are competitors serving the same market.
hello i live in DFW area i want know where the office of you guys are so i can come and talk face to face sir cuz its a discussion of generation what i want🙂
so plz let me know where you guys are at.
I am based out of Houston. I'm open to a Zoom call if you are ready to meet face to face. I've helped people from all over the world so I feel comfortable that I can help someone from DFW!
@@TexasLandandRanchLiving thanks for the reply sir we will zoom sure sir
Looking forward to it! I received your text. Thanks
Can we get Katie’s contact info please?
Anna, that's a good question. Why don't you email or text me and I will try to put you in contact with her.
Don't encourage new Yorkers or Californians to come to Texas.
Ha! Great comment; thanks.
I have been amazed at the people who reach out. I never mention guns, politics or religion in any of my videos, but the people who reach out to me do because they have such strong desires for freedom to do what you and I take for granted. The Californians and New Yorkers are coming to Texas; the ones that I work with are here to help us keep Texas the way it is.
@@TexasLandandRanchLiving send the other ones to Austin.
There or back where they came from!