The work, up close
Water rights, easements, and boundary history get checked before anyone stands on the parcel.
Land does not come with a floor plan.
It comes with a survey, an easement history, a water situation, and whatever the neighbor believes to be true about the fence line. Arlo works rural Kansas ground and starts every engagement at the county, not the property. By the time a client stands on the parcel he can tell them what they would actually own.
A courtyard condo presented around documented condition, practical details, and the next decision.
Before value means much, the survey, easements, and water situation need to be settled. Send the details and Arlo will look at what the county says.
A plain explanation of what a land survey covers and why it matters more than the view when you are buying rural property in Kansas.
Read the article →What easements are, why they matter on rural Kansas land, and how to find out what rights other people may already have to your property.
Read the article →A guide to understanding water rights, wells, and water access before buying rural land in Kansas, where water situations vary widely by parcel.
Read the article →Arlo Finch works rural Kansas parcels starting with the records, not the road frontage. Reach out before you walk it.