Michigan Farmland Cash Rent Since 2022: Up 8%, Land Up 33%
Lapeer and St. Clair farmland rented for $98.50 and $94 an acre in 2026, about 1.4% of what the ground would sell for. The county lease-or-sell math.
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Lapeer and St. Clair farmland rented for $98.50 and $94 an acre in 2026, about 1.4% of what the ground would sell for. The county lease-or-sell math.
Back taxes on Tennessee land grow 1.5% a month, jump 10% when the county sues, then cost 12% a year on the tax-sale bid. The 2026 math for Greene and Cocke.
Seller, buyer, both or nobody: North Carolina, Tennessee, New Hampshire and Texas each answer differently. The 2026 math on a 20-acre tract in nine states.
Garland, Saline and 19 other Arkansas counties reappraised land in 2026. Amendment 79 phases the increase 10% a year; a sale hands buyers full value.
Alabama current use value cuts a timber acre's assessment to $638. It does not transfer with the deed, and the rollback bill lands on whoever owns on October 1.
Seven of the nine states we buy in cap the fast probate route by estate value. Georgia caps it by consent instead, so acreage value never disqualifies you.
Every state we buy in set a new per-acre record in the 2026 USDA data, and every one of them grew slower than the year before. Here is what that shift means.
Michigan resets an inherited parcel's taxable value the year after transfer. Keeping the tax cap depends on one classification code most heirs never read.
Federal rules set the floor on a land-sale gain. Your state sets the spread, from zero in Tennessee to five percent in Alabama. Here are the 2026 numbers.
Cumberland Plateau land value splits in two: a Fairfield Glade resort lot and a wooded Crossville acre trade in separate markets, worth different prices.
Michigan's Land Division Act lifts the first-ten-acre limit from four parcels to ten in March 2027. The real gain is six splits; zoning still caps it.
A Georgia acre's market value and what a seller keeps are two different numbers. The CUVA covenant, transfer tax, and 2025 USDA data explain why they diverge.
North Carolina law passes inherited land to the heirs at death, so many families sell without full probate. Here's the title, tax, and heir-sale path.
Arkansas farmland averaged $4,250 an acre in 2025, but a Delta rice field and an Ozark hillside price on different scales. Here's the regional split.
Alabama raised its small-estate limit to about $47,000 in late 2025, and the state's low taxes make selling inherited land cheaper than most heirs expect.
Farmland ran from $2,970 an acre in Texas to $6,800 in Michigan in 2025. Here's the USDA per-acre picture across all nine states we buy land in.
New Hampshire charges no estate, inheritance, or income tax on an inherited-land sale, yet you still clear probate and a two-sided transfer tax before closing.
Seven of the nine states where we buy land now limit forced heir-property sales. Georgia started in 2012, Michigan in 2025, and the rules still differ.
Michigan cropland hit $6,350 per acre in 2025 — about $590 less than the Lake States average. County-level cropland data tells a less tidy story.
Tennessee's 2022 Heirs Property Act changed how families with inherited land settle. Here's what it means for selling, partition risk, and getting paid faster.
Texas land with no road access cuts the buyer pool by 90% — but a cash buyer who handles easement workarounds can close on parcels traditional listings won't.
Out-of-state heirs and Texas land create a tangled mix of probate court, title questions, and tax bills. Here's how multi-heir Texas inheritances close.