For financial advisors · estate planners · trust officers · CPAs
Sooner or later, a client asks you the one question their portfolio can't answer. The Advisor's Guide to Selling Client Land gives you a complete, defensible framework for answering it.
Free. No obligation. No pressure.
The largest intergenerational transfer of land in American history is already underway — and it lands on your desk.
What's inside
Written for the professionals who carry the weight of the disposition decision — and honest about when auction is the right tool, and when it isn't.
How to answer "what do we do with the land?" with a structured framework instead of a reflexive "we'll list it and see what happens."
Illiquidity, heterogeneity, carrying cost, emotion, family dynamics, and fiduciary exposure — and why they compound more painfully than most advisors anticipate.
How an open, documented, competitive process becomes an unassailable prudent-investor record under the Uniform Prudent Investor Act. The process itself is the defense.
Honest limitations — plus the alternatives that aren't a sale at all: partial sales, conservation easements, tenant farmers, and intra-family buyouts.
Every advisor owes their client an honest conversation about whether auction could be the right path — and that conversation, when it is the right fit, is one of the most powerful instruments a fiduciary can deploy.
— The Advisor's Guide to Selling Client Land
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