EQUESTRIAN PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN GEORGIA

*** The Mazza Team ***
Specializing in Horse Farms and Homes on Acreage

 Equestrian Properties for Sale 
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A Few Tips When Buying a
Horse Farm

Purchasing a Horse Farm is a serious investment. Whether you are purchasing your first farm or are a seasoned investor, my expertise as a Realtor and horse owner will make your next farm purchase an efficient, pleasant and successful experience.

My knowledge of the real estate market and what it takes to make a successful farm will greatly benefit your search and purchase. Listening to your wants and needs I will prepare a list of properties for your review and preview. With years of training and experience I will negotiate to get you the best possible price, within your time frame and under the most favorable terms.

Selling your farm is an important Decision. It is important that the sale of your farm is handled with diligence, care and professionalism. Farms are not your run of the mill real estate. Reaching the target market takes marketing skills and experience. Professional negotiating skills and product knowledge gives me the advantage I need to get you the best price with the fewest concessions. 

I accept only a limited number of clients so that I can give each one my personal attention with superb customer service and communication. Contact me for a confidential, free, no-obligation consultation to discuss your real estate needs.


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    A horse farm is probably one of the most beautiful real estate properties there is. As you drive up the drive, you're met with a picturesque view: A red roofed white two story house with a large red barn next to it, surrounded by immaculate board fences and green pastures. Of course, there are several horses staring over the fence at you, their coats gleaming in the sunshine. But aside from its looks, what makes a good horse farm? 
    If you're planning on buying or building a horse farm, here are a few things to keep in mind.

The house
It might seem like an obvious thing, but be certain that if a house is on the farm, that it will fulfill your needs for a house. It wouldn't make sense to buy a farm and have to build a new house. 

The barn
Once again, make sure that the barn fits your needs. Two main things you should consider are size and convenience. Does it have enough space? Is it convenient to the house, the road or driveway, and the pastures? 

Water supply
Anther item to consider is water supply. If you have a drought, an ample water supply could be the difference between your farm going under or surviving. Ideally, you should have at least two sources of water – a well and a creek, for example. Be sure that you have pipes carrying the water to key locations, such as the water trough and the barn. 
    
The pastures
How much pasture does the farm have? Is it steep? Is it good quality? Would any of it be suitable for hay fields? All of these are questions you should ask yourself. Of course, these factors are only the very basics. Before buying a horse farm, you should take many factors into consideration to ensure that not only are you getting what you need, but you're also making a sound financial decision.

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