Business as a Real Estate Agent in Times of Corona

By On April 21, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Auction Properties, How To Buy A Horse Property, How To Sell A Horse Property

Real Estate Agent Business Through The COVID-19 Times
It may seem just as if the business has gone down with no phone calls or messages, yet this challenging situation is a special way to make business in a new way. While the equestrian estate has several peculiarities like a necessity to spend hours at the site or visiting the clients to estimate the necessary space, there are more ways to create a virtual tour or let an individual horse aficionado see what proposals are the best.

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Our Insight During These Uncertain Times – A letter To Our Agents

By On April 8, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Auction Properties, Everything Else, How To Buy A Horse Property, How To Sell A Horse Property

I just wanted to quickly connect with you in this uncertain time. I don’t have any advice regarding the Coronavirus, but I want to share what I’m seeing on the front lines of equine real estate sales by chatting with lots of you wonderful realtors from all over the US and Canada. I made a surprise discovery; people are still searching our website! In fact, we actually have a slightly higher search volume. These are, of course, partially looky-loos or virtual tire kickers, but not all of them. And I do hear from agents who are still selling. I get the feeling that people are not necessarily going out to buy right now, but they are getting their ducks in a row. They are looking and dreaming about what is possible. Where are nice properties, where can I afford a piece of heaven? Some, I’ve heard, have now decided that they want to change their life, after all, and move to the countryside.

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How To Clean A Horse Stable Before selling

By On April 6, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In How To Sell A Horse Property

. Cleaning a horse stable before selling it results in two major benefits for the sellers. Firstly, it will make the horse stable much more appealing to prospective horse property buyers, which means it will be much easier to sell it. Secondly, it will considerably increase the selling price and we all know that everybody wants to sell their equestrian property at the highest possible price.
If your current aim is to sell your horse stable, here are the cleaning strategies you need to apply before you enter the process. Study our instructions carefully and follow them closely. We guarantee you will be satisfied with the results.
Thorough cleaning requires a plan

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The right time to start investing in horse properties

By On March 10, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Auction Properties, How To Buy A Horse Property

Deciding that you want to get a horse property is one of the best decisions you made. But, when it comes to getting the right kind of horse property and at the right time, there are things you need to know. Getting horse property has similar rules as getting any other property. That is why, before you obtain a property, make sure you are financially stable enough. This is not something you can do halfway. Horses require the best conditions you can possibly provide. When it comes to the best time to start investing in horse properties, choosing springtime might be the best option.

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What to Look for When Selecting Tack for Your Horse

By On February 28, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

It seems that no matter what you do when you have a horse farm; it always ends up costing you more money! And buying tack to ride your horse with is just one of those expenses. The sort of tack you use and the quality you want will depend entirely on what disciplines you wish to use your horse for and the amount of money at your disposal.
There is also the issue of whether to buy new or second hand. Quite often you can pick up a real bargain if you know where to look and good quality used gear may be better than buying new cheaper gear, so long as it’s in good condition.
Make Sure It Fits Your Horse Correctly

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How to Care for a Horse

By On February 23, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

If you’re the proud new owner of an equestrian estate, horse ranch or horse farm, you’re about to start the fun part; taking care of it. Besides taking care of the horse real estate you also have to rake care of the horses.
Unfortunately, horses are not cheap to maintain, but owning a horse can be done on a budget. By far and away the easiest way to own a horse is if you have your own horse property, for every horse you have you should allow 1 acre of land. Of course this can vary depending on the type of land and the size and breed of your horses. After all, a 12hh pony won’t need as much land as a 16hh Clydesdale. Horses can also be relatively easy to look after. As long as they have food, water, shelter and companionship, they are pretty happy.

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Horse Training: Why Basic Dressage Is Important

By On February 19, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

The word dressage either inspires us to greatness or sends us running; cowering into some far forgotten corner in hopes that we don’t hear the word again. “Dressage is often referred to as “dancing with horses” or “gymnastics for horses” and when you watch the brilliant riders at Olympic level you can certainly understand why.
So What Is Dressage?
Dressage is simply educating your horse and refining its movements.

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A Horse First Aid Kit Could Save Your Horse’s Life

By On February 11, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

While horse supplies cover the entire range, from grooming products to nutritional supplements, there is an essential element of horse supplies that you should not miss while exercising or riding your horse. You’ve probably guessed – it’s a first aid kit. First aid kits for horses are essential for all horse owners especially horse farms, as they could be the only one thing that could save a horse’s life.

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Choosing the Right Vet for Your Horse

By On January 30, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

Horses, like us are prone to health issues, most of them preventable. In case of a problem, the horse must receive the proper intervention from a fully qualified vet specializing in horses. It doesn’t matter whether you are on owner of a horse farm or only one animal. Often a horse is lost due to […]

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What does the equestrian property insurance cover

By On January 29, 2020 · Leave a Comment · In Auction Properties, Barn and Horse, How To Buy A Horse Property

For those who decide to keep their horses on their own horse farm are in haven indeed. Nevertheless, it takes a great deal of both effort and time, as well as machinery and equipment to keep it all in order. Whether you choose to handle a small stable with some low-budget outdoor improvements or state-of-the-art equestrian center – you will need equestrian property insurance. This way, if your property is affected by theft, fire, flood – you’ll have no problem with restocking, rebuilding or refitting. Insurance works as a safety net for you and your property.

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