Corder’s Corner

Hay Bales, Grain Carts, and Sunset Rides: The Late-Summer Rush As summer starts winding down, the months of August and September are some of the busiest of the year for farmers and ranchers across the Rocky Mountain and Great Plains states. Long days are spent preparing for the shift from summer growth to fall harvest,…

How Tariffs and Foreign Buyer Restrictions Could Impact U.S. Real Estate Recent policy shifts—including newly imposed tariffs and restrictions on foreign ownership of land—are beginning to stir discussion across the U.S. real estate industry. While the full economic consequences are still unfolding, early indications suggest a mixed but measurable impact on both urban and rural…

Not What You Expected: Quirky Critters You Might Find on a Ranch When most folks think of a ranch, they imagine cattle, horses, maybe a few chickens clucking around the barn. But as any seasoned rancher will tell you, life on the land isn’t always predictable—and sometimes, it’s downright quirky. Here in the wide-open spaces…

Why Marketing Land on Social Media Is More Important Than Ever In today’s digital-first world, the way people discover, research, and purchase land has changed—and social media is at the heart of it. At Corder and Associates, we’ve embraced modern marketing tools to showcase land in the Rocky Mountain West like never before. Whether you’re selling…

What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know in Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado The Rocky Mountain West—home to some of America’s most iconic landscapes—is continuing to evolve as a prime destination for farm, ranch, recreational, and luxury property buyers. Whether you’re looking to invest in irrigated farmland, sell a legacy ranch, or purchase a remote fly-fishing…

Jurassic Giants: The Wild World of Sturgeon Fishing in Montana  If you’re the type of angler who dreams about hooking something that looks like it swam straight out of the Cretaceous Period, then welcome to your next obsession: sturgeon fishing in Montana. These prehistoric monsters are lurking in the depths of Big Sky Country’s mighty rivers,…

As a seasoned land professional and real estate agent, I often encounter clients who are not just looking for a place to live, but a lifestyle that includes a touch of the rural charm. One increasingly popular interest is purchasing a property suitable for raising chickens. There’s something fulfilling about the idea of stepping outside…

Plants and herbs have been revered for centuries for their remarkable properties and benefits. From culinary uses to medicinal applications, these natural wonders offer a plethora of advantages that enhance our well-being and environment. Alongside these, the real estate market provides unique opportunities to create spaces that seamlessly integrate nature’s gifts. Let’s delve into the…

The sun’s rays are just beginning to peak through the dispersed trees, making the patches of snow sparkle. Frozen dirt and mountain rock crunch with every step your brown hiking boot makes. The hike is invigorating, and the chill in the air is crisp. The peacefulness of the trek seems to penetrate your weary bones….

As interest rates ease and markets stabilize, 2025 is a promising year for the land industry, offering opportunities for buyers and sellers. While rapid appreciation seen post-COVID-19 is unlikely, many expect 2025 to mirror the stability of 2024 in the land market. Key trends include: Low Listing Inventory: Many agents are still facing low listing…