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Taxes, Legal & Due Diligence

Texas Ag Exemption: What Land Buyers Need to Know

Buying a Texas ranch or hunting property? Learn how 1-d-1 agricultural appraisal, wildlife management, new-owner filing, and rollback taxes work. Updated to 2026 current practices.

Texas Ranch Water Rights: Essential Questions Answered

Water rights affect Texas ranch value, livestock care, and farming operations. Understand surface water permits, groundwater rules, GCD limits, and transfer issues.

Common Land Survey Issues and Their Solutions

Land surveys are essential for avoiding costly disputes, especially for rural properties like hunting land, farms, and ranches. Common issues include unclear boundaries, mapping errors, and easement complications. Here’s how to address them: Boundary Disputes: Misaligned fences or shifting landmarks can cause conflicts. Professional surveys clarify property lines.