Triple Crown Real Estate

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1. SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE

A horse property realtor has specialized knowledge and experience in handling properties to be used for horses and livestock. They understand the unique space needs.  This includes such things as the amount of land, the type of fencing, and the proximity of nearby trails or arenas.  They can also advise you on zoning and local ordinances related to horse ownership in the area.

2. PROPERTY ASSESSMENT

A horse property realtor can assess the condition of a property and identify any potential issues that may be costly to fix.  Such issues might include inadequate drainage, poor footing, septic tank,   well issues, or outdated barn facilities. They can also help determine the overall value of a property based on its location and amenities.

3. NETWORK OF RESOURCES

Beyond real estate, a horse property realtor has a network of resources that can be invaluable. They have connections with local veterinarians, farriers, and feed stores who can provide necessary goods/services. They can also help find local horse trainers or clubs specializing in certain genres of horses, like trail riding, team penning or show jumping.

4. NEGOTIATION EXPERTISE

Your horse property realtor should be skilled in the art of negotiation which is enhanced by the nuances of each unique horse property. They will guide you on specialized marketing to equine enthusiasts to get the best possible price for the property you want to buy or sell. They will also help you navigate the complicated process of buying or selling a horse property, including dealing with contracts, disclosures,  and inspections.

5. PEACE OF MIND

Finally, working with a horse property realtor can give you peace of mind knowing that you are working with someone who understands your needs in a way that most realtors can’t. They can help you avoid common pitfalls and make informed decisions based on their knowledge and experience in the equine real estate market.

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