Whether you have inherited the family farm with siblings or want to better understand the public land auction or sealed bid auction process in Indiana and Illinois, we help you every step of the way. We represent landowners, families, heirs, trustees & investors of farms & land and determine the best way to sell at auction vs. traditional listings so you get the highest returns.
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What’s best for you, the seller of farmland? That’s where we start. From public farmland auctions to sealed bid and private auction process, we advise landowners on the best way to sell land at auction and get the best price per acre – based on the sellers needs and goals. We help you every step of the way. Our most satisfied clients will attest.
Public farmland auctions and sealed bid and private auction work in similar ways, however the process to qualify or participate is quite different. Public auctions are open to the public and bidders may register to bid the day of the auction or in advance on the land auction website. Sealed bid auctions require an advanced bid to participate with a percentage of money down. In some cases there may be other details or requirements set forth in the pre-auction information packet.
We advise landowners and on the best way to sell land at auction and get the best price per acre – based on the sellers needs and goals. The auction is a best choice when market conditions and seller needs & goals align. In other cases, a traditional land listing is the best option – the goal is a win-win for the seller of the land.
We also assist real estate buyers with preparing, research of land for sale, terms and conditions, land markets and comparable sales and more. We help people every step of the way. Our most satisfied clients will attest.
Generally speaking we operate in a multi state and multi county area of West Central Indiana and Eastern Illinois. From the state line counties of Benton, Newton, Warren, Iroquois and Vermilion to farmland auctions near Purdue University in Tippecanoe County, Clinton County, Montgomery and Fountain county, Indiana.
