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Would you ask your Home Agent to help you sell a 40-unit apartment complex? NO…you would use a Commercial Specialist – Right? RURAL PROPERTIES and LAND, particular horse properties, and equestrian estates are considered another highly specialized asset class, requiring extensive expertise to avoid major pitfalls. These properties have a lack of standardized infrastructure, a myriad of local, regional, and State zoning complexities, as well as topography and usage variations. Furthermore, no two properties are alike; therefore, pricing requires extensive due diligence far beyond a typical Comparable Market Analysis.
Humans historically owe a lot to their equine friends for all the hard work and companionship. Research shows eye-popping emotional bondage that is formed as a result of human-horse interaction.
Professionals use equine therapy to guide humans through various activities with horses to address as part of their mental health treatment. Equine therapy is a proven and effective way of dealing with stress or depression. It can play an important role in helping students boost their self-awareness and social skills.
By engaging in grooming or feeding activities, you can help yourself too. If you have never tried equine therapy, there are at least five good reasons to do it now.
Social media has forever changed the way we do advertising, and while all businesses can benefit from it, the value of social media for an equestrian estate is beyond overstatement. If you’re trying to make your equestrian property stand out, there are several ways you can do it.
Social media is a goldmine for […]
If you are considering selling an equestrian property in the coming months or years, you may be in quite good luck. As a horse farm owner, you’ve likely got space that many people would envy after spending a lot of time cooped up in their small home or apartment, with little space to roam.
There is a lot to think about when you’re buying a commercial horse farm. That’s especially true when you are self-employed.
You’ll have to consider how your employment status affects your planning. This is true both in terms of what documentation you’ll have to provide a prospective lender, as well as how the land you select will affect you and your animals.
You’ll have to account for factors such as:
Having enough room for a barn or stable
Access to water
The amount of shade the property offers
Whether it’s large and flat enough for your animal(s).
Whether you are a newbie to horsekeeping, starting your equestrian hobby, or simply have a horse property to keep that you would like to make more sustainable, incorporating eco-conscious practices in stable management can help you reduce your expenses in terms of waste disposal, energy costs, water use, building materials while keeping your horses happy.
Eco-conscious practices that lead to sustainability can be highly beneficial for horses. These practices can optimize their health, provide them a safe and conducive environment for their growth and save you money as stable owners. You might want to kick off your change with these practices, here is a list of pro-tips:
In some extremely positive ways, a new era of horsemanship is dawning. Several non-profit organizations, some sponsored by horseracing associations and others by animal lovers, are adopting horses who have reached 20 or 25 years of age. Thus have outlived their useful working and breeding lives. Many retirees of different generations are acquiring country homes […]
Bookkeeping involves recording and keeping track of financial transactions such as revenue, taxes, operational expenses, payroll, and loans, and focuses on recording daily transactions of a business or a property. Regardless of whether your horse property is for personal riding or for running a business, having a good bookkeeping system in place can ensure operations on your property run smoothly and make sure that enough resources are allocated not only to care for your property but to your horses as well. Here are a few bookkeeping tips for horse property owners.
When you’re in charge of building a stable for your horses, you need to make sure you are using the right materials for the flooring.
When taking care of your pet, cattle, or any animal, we need to be extra careful and mindful of their health and comfort. Taking care of small animals is relatively easy and cheap. But it can cost a lot when we are raising and taking care of animals such as a horse. To cut down the costs, we should take good care of our horse’s wellbeing so that we don’t have to spend extra treating it.
When publishing a property ad on the Internet, sites automatically generate the title and announcement. The title usually includes the address and price, and the first lines from the introduction are announced. Therefore, it is essential first to describe your property to make an attractive introduction! You can make the introduction unexpected and fascinating – it should successfully advertise the announcement on a positive note and attract a person’s attention.
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