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Conservation Real Estate
  1. Conservation Buyers:something about buying land
    1. Exclusive conservation buyer something about buying landrepresentation
    2. Establishing needs, general location, potential financial conservation tax benefits wohoo benefits!associated with acquiring conservation property selling land to be conservedand the specific natural features of property which buyer wishes to own
    3. Identifying potential conservation property selling land to be conservedsites
    4. Negotiating on behalf of buyer to secure property; and negotiating for the most favorable terms with the land trust Think local nature conservancyor other qualified conservation holder or agency
    5. Developing a conservation plan plan? who needs a plan?and conservation easement something about easments maybe tax benefitsthat maximizes ownership benefits
    6. Coordinating the numerous details of the transaction including site due diligence, environmental and biological assessments, appraisals, special funding, boundary surveys, governmental regulations and other requirements
    7. Guiding the buyer through the conservation process together with the necessary documentation leading to a timely, successful closing process and to make it a fun, positive and rewarding experience
    8. Preparing the conservation buyer something about buying landfor the land stewardship process
  2. Landowners:
    1. Representing owners of property who wish to sell a (conservation real property interest) conservation easement something about easments maybe tax benefitson property they will continue to own or selling all or a portion of their land, for conservation purposes
    2. Establish primary project objectives – i.e. what is the desired outcome for the landowner?
    3. Conduct a thorough site investigation of existing property conditions and written physical description and documentation about the project area including: location, current uses, habitat type, vegetative cover or tree canopy, hydrology (wetlands, floodplain, springs, streams), water quality information, soils, topography and special features or highlights of the property
    4. From the information gathered, develop a conservation plan plan? who needs a plan?for the site illustrated by detailed project maps
    5. Identify special funding sources which the project may qualify for, prepare case statements to support funding or grant requests and assist qualified nonprofit land conservation agencies in their timely preparation and completion
    6. Assemble and produce marketing pieces and develop a plan for promoting the property to select audiences and qualified potential conservation buyers something about buying land(see above) or conservation agencies that are in the market for acquiring conservation real estate; and to position the project competitively to help ensure its success
    7. Negotiate on behalf of seller to obtain favorable terms for their property
    8. Coordinate the numerous details of the transaction including site due diligence, environmental and biological assessments, appraisals, special funding, boundary surveys, governmental regulations and other requirements
    9. Guiding the seller or landowner through the documentation leading to a timely, successful closing process and to make it a fun, positive and rewarding experience.

Ron M. Altmann
704.531.2637
ron@conservationpropertiesllc.com

 
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