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The National Land Podcast is a long form conversation created to inspire, educate, and entertain land enthusiasts, ranch and farm specialists, hunters, land owners, and those looking to buy or sell land.
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Why a 4,500 Acre Land Sale in Alabama Became a Landowner Rights Story for the Entire Country (opens the original)
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Clint Flowers has done hundreds of land deals across Alabama. He has never seen anything like what happened in Baldwin County. The transaction was straightforward on paper: 4,500 acres of former paper company land, largely un-zoned, sold to a buyer who planned to develop it for solar energy supporting a data center. The deal had been public for years, had gone through every established approval process, and was well into contract when a sudden political push attempted to retroactively rezone the
Land With Multiple Owners: Inherited Property & Family Dynamics (opens the original)
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Ryan Schroeter has been selling land in Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota for nearly 30 years. He estimates that 90 percent of the sellers he talks to are dealing with some version of the same situation: land that is jointly owned, inherited, or headed toward a forced sale because life got in the way. In this conversation, he breaks down everything that can go sideways when multiple people own the same piece of ground, and more importantly, how to keep it from happening. Ryan covers the difference
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