Longleaf Pine Timberland – South Alabama

Longleaf Pine Timberland – South Alabama

$18,000

Finder's fee

$782,000

340 acres

Timberland

Longleaf Pine Timberland – South Alabama

Highway 31, Evergreen, Conecuh County, AL, 36401340 acres

Asking Price

$782,000

Acres

340

Price / Acre

$2,300

Scout's Bounty

$18,000

About This Property

340 acres of managed longleaf pine in the Coastal Plain of Alabama. Enrolled in a conservation easement generating annual income. Strong quail population and established quail hunting infrastructure including dog kennels and a shooting house. Excellent road system throughout. Borders a major utility corridor.

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County

Conecuh County, AL

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Features & Amenities

✓Longleaf Pine
✓Conservation Easement Income
🦌Quail Hunting
✓Dog Kennels
✓Shooting House
🛤️Good Road System

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$18,000

Finder's fee on $782,000

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California – Allows limited finder's fees to unlicensed persons for simple introductions in commercial, cash, or out-of-scope deals, provided the person is not involved in the transaction.

Kansas – Similar to California, permits limited unlicensed finder's fees in certain commercial contexts.

Texas – Generally allows finder's fees to licensed professionals; unlicensed persons may receive fees in some commercial transactions if not acting as brokers.

Florida – Permits finder's fees to licensed agents; unlicensed persons may receive fees in non-RESPA commercial deals.

Arizona – Allows finder's fees to licensed agents; unlicensed persons may receive fees in certain commercial or cash transactions.

Nevada – Permits finder's fees to licensed agents; unlicensed persons may receive fees in non-RESPA commercial deals.

Colorado – Allows finder's fees to licensed agents; unlicensed persons may receive fees in certain commercial transactions.

Utah – Permits finder's fees to licensed agents; unlicensed persons may receive fees in non-RESPA commercial deals.

New Mexico – Allows finder's fees to licensed agents; unlicensed persons may receive fees in certain commercial transactions.

Oklahoma – Permits finder's fees to licensed agents; unlicensed persons may receive fees in non-RESPA commercial deals.

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