Holiday Gift Guide
Live Water Properties’ 28 brokers across 12 states provide their clients with a variety of gift op...
We Are Thankful
There are many tangible and non-tangible items in life for giving thanks. At Live Water Properties w...
Meet the Brokers of Live Water – Tate Jarry
Four guys in a car driving from Vail, Colorado, to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, in the Fall of 1997, what ...
Meet the Brokers of Live Water – Craig Janssen
Farm towns in the Midwest often tend to produce agricultural-minded folk. This became true for Craig...
Evaluating a Land Investment
When considering land for sale in Georgia, many factors are involved in the revenue-generating pote...
Water Rights and Ranch Ownership
Throughout my 15-year real estate career at Live Water Properties, I have worked to foster lasting r...
Restored Hand-Hewn Cabins: A Test of Time
Dilapidated cabins memorialize a bygone era of the West. They dot the landscape, weathered, battered...
Gros Ventre Field Day with Trout Unlimited
Guest Blog by Leslie Steen of Jackson Hole Trout Unlimited On a crisp morning in August, a group of ...
Personal Experiences in Buying and Selling Ranches
As a kid growing up in the farming community of Fairfield, Montana, I was always captivated by ranch...
Get to Know the Ranch Brokers of Live Water – Brian Hartley
Brian Hartley has been an exceptional broker and a valued member of our Live Water team for 12 years...
What Does it Take to Qualify as an Agricultural Property?
Today, we’re seeing more and more properties come on the market that qualify as small farms or ran...
2018 Mountain Hatch Report
June has come and is slipping away, which means it is time for our annual Mountain Hatch Report, whe...
How Stream Access Laws Affect a Landowner
Over the past 15 years I have been licensed in five states, in order to represent clients in the pur...
Benefitting from Past Land Uses
As Ranch Brokers, we have the opportunity to visit, view, and represent some of the most beautiful p...
The 2018 Jackson Hole Trout Unlimited Clean Up
In Jackson Hole, the spring rain that fell on Saturday May 12th made it feel more like a wet day in ...
