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Confused on all of the mortgage lingo? Here's a list of common mortgage terms explained!

Improve your credit score for big purchases using these tips!

What does it take to become a Century Farm in Mountville, South Carolina? The answer might be different than you think.

Learn how your score is calculated, what factors go in to your credit history, and how to use that information to your advantage.

What should you do after you purchase land? Guest blog contributor National Land Realty offers this helpful checklist.

From tractors, to cotton bailers, or even a barn - leasing can be a solution for agricultural producers, agribusinesses and more.

It took 20 years of hard work, consistency, and faith to make the Collins Family Farm in Cobbtown, Georgia what it is today.

"We did it on love, hope, and faith." - Mary Guynn, Aiken, South Carolina

Timber cruises are performed by consulting registered professionals who have been extensively trained in the timber field to determine the characteristics of forest stands in preparation for sales.

Owning your own land is something you’ve always aspired to do. Now that you think you are ready to move forward, follow these steps to make your first investment positive, secure and stress-free.

Land – it’s one of only a few assets that holds value and appreciates over time. And while your investment grows, you can enjoy its benefits.

Then God said, "Let the land produce vegetation: seed-bearing plants and trees on the land that bear fruit with seed in it, according to their various kinds." And it was so. – Genesis 1:11

What does it mean to be part of a cooperative? We go over the principles all cooperatives follow and benefits of becoming a member of AgSouth Farm Credit. 

Nothing could be finer than owning a piece of land in Carolina! If you have your sights set on the perfect acreage, make sure you do your homework.

With fewer comps and sales than other forms of real estate, timberland requires a specialized appraiser that can make a huge difference in your forest transaction.

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