Featured Member – Joette Schalla
I would love to help you find the perfect property to fit your needs. Joette Scgalla
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Featured Member – Alexis Thompson
Alexis brings her passion for South Texas agriculture and ranch real estate to the Co-op, and attributes her success to her determination and willingness to do whatever it takes to get the job done. Whether you need her to market your ranch property or to help you find the perfect turn-key ranch, unimproved development property, or anything in between, Alexis will get it done for you.
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Biden’s Tax Plan Information
Please read and prepare your clients and yourself for whats coming in the future.
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Joey Burns, The Real Deal
Burns is known for putting together monster real estate deals hassle free. “The other day we got a call to look at a 6000 acre ranch even though that morning it had just dropped two feet of new snow.” Joey loaded everyone up on his six person Snow Cat, packed a picnic, and they went out to see land. “Everyone was safe, and we had a good time.”
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How Biden’s Tax Plan Could Affect the Land Market
President Joe Biden’s policies and tax plans, which still need to pass Congress and be subject to extensive amendments, can have a significant impact on those purchasing or selling land, as well as those exploiting land for commercial or recreational activities. Those affected include, contractors, property managers, tenants, employees, lenders, buyers and investors.
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Five Things Homesteaders Should Do In The Spring
When spring comes and the ground thaws, homesteaders need to get to work! It can be difficult to know exactly what you need to do first, especially as tax season is coming right around the corner, but there are five things homesteaders should do each spring. Prepare for new births, remove winter grime and clutter, fix anything that needs repairs, prepare your garden for planting, and get ready for tax season.
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Trees for Profit: 7 Instant Shade Trees
If you are interested in growing trees for profit, you may be more familiar with the idea of selling heirloom fruit or nuts from trees. But did you know that many people will pay good money for already-grown shade trees?
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How Important is Routine to Homeschooling
Many homeschooling parents wonder how much they should mimic the scheduled, routine-oriented structure of public schooling in their homeschooling. Many people hold up the structure of public school as one of its assets, and wonder how they can teach their children to follow similar routines and practice time-management. But is this really necessary?
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Self-Employment Tax Tips For Homesteaders
There are a few things self-employed individuals should know about taxation, especially as there are some unique exemptions for homesteaders. Whether you make enough to break even on your homestead or you only get a little side income, it is important for you to know the ins and outs of taxation, especially as self-employed individuals
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5 Needed Crops For Your Self-Sufficient Garden
If you intend to feed yourself and your family, there are a few staple crops you absolutely need in rotation. These crops either have high yields, high nutrient values, or are easy to rear. Whether you are a new gardener or an old hand in the yard, it is important to plan out your garden
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