Financing based on the land and its use
- Bring rural land, improvements and agricultural use into one property overview.
- Connect operating income with the purpose of the financing.
- Identify whether the property calls for a residential, land or commercial approach.
What IIMBC will review
Connect the acreage, water access, improvements and farm income with your intended use. This helps frame a residential, land or commercial approach to the property.
Preparing for Agricultural properties
- Land and improvement information
- Agricultural operations and income, if any
- Zoning, water, access and existing debt
Start with the acreage, improvements, agricultural activities and income sources. IIMBC can help shape a financing review around how the property actually works.
Find my financing pathQuestions about Agricultural properties
- How much of the property supports a residence versus active agricultural operations?
- Which water, access, zoning and land-use records should be gathered?
- How will farm income, leases and operating expenses be included in the review?
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