South Dakota land values

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I’ve inherited a farm in Aurora county South Dakota but live in Tennessee. Can anyone give me a rough estimate of price per acre for farm land there or can you recommend a good appraiser? Thanks

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I own a farm management and real estate brokerage company and manage some farms not far from there. I'd be happy to help you out if needed.

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I don't know where exactly the land is in Aurora county, but if you are interested, I farm in Douglas(adjacent county to the south) and would be happy to discuss moreif you wanted.

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AcreValue.com if you set up an account can get more detailed reports. They are usually under on current market prices.

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How many acres ? Home, outbuildings ?

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I don’t know where in Aurora county the land is at but if you sold it already fine but I will entertain the conversation of trying to buy it

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3+

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the land sales bulletin is now reporting ag sales in South Dakota. www.landsalesbulletin.com

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go to commonground.io.   It's a website with free tools for evaluating land and lease values

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also, if you just inherited the land you should have had an estate appraisal for a ball park idea.

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I've used Maas and Associates in Parkston for appraisals in the past.  Land prices have appreciated tremendously over the past 20 years.  You need a professional appraisal just to establish your new basis, even if you don't want to sell now.

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FBN's #AcreVision can show you comparable sales in the area.  We'll be releasing parcel estimates this fall. To see recent sales, visit the link below then:

https://www.fbn.com/acre-vision/plat-map
 
 1. Select the parcel
 2. Click View Details
 3. Click Comparable Sales

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looks like average is 115 per acre.

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Have you asked the current renter/tenant?  Some would say that the sale price should be set by that life long caretaker (renter/farmer).  The price should be something that he/she can afford to pay; not a ridiculously inflated price set by outside investors or greedy land management companies.  Bottom line; the tenant should be extended the same benevolence that he/she has provided to the land and previous generation.  Food for thought.

Call (844) 200-FARM

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South Dakota land values

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