Austin Alderman is an Attorney with Dean Mead law firm who specializes in land development, trust and estate litigation, and tax law issues in Florida. As an eighth-generation Floridian with roots in cattle ranching, Austin brings a unique perspective to the often complex world of taxes, blending his agricultural background with his legal expertise.

Hosted by Tyler Davis, President of Saunders Real Estate, this podcast episode covers the impact of the recent election on tax policy, specific tax provisions impacting real estate and agriculture, the Corporate Transparency Act, and other tax-related topics that could significantly impact businesses and investors going into the new year.

Learn more at SaundersRealEstate.com and DeanMead.com.

This episode is intended for informational purposes only. Neither Saunders Real Estate nor its featured guests guarantee the sufficiency of the content in this episode or that it complies with current law. The content within this episode is not a substitute for legal advice or legal services or tax advice or tax services, and you should not rely on this information for any legal purpose without consulting a licensed lawyer or tax professional.

This special episode features curated recordings from the Lay of the Land Florida Conference held on February 28-29, 2024. This annual event is designed for landowners, investors, and industry experts seeking to understand trends and opportunities within the Florida land market.

Please see the chapter markers within this episode to navigate the various sessions and topics.

Register for next year's conference at LayOfTheLandConference.com.

Chapters
(00:00:26) Agricultural Investments
(00:55:45) State of Timberland
(01:54:23) Developer Response to Current Market and Beyond
(02:48:35) Lay of the Land Market Report

With nearly 50 years of experience, Greg Hay is a reforestation advisor with ArborGen and is the newly-elected President of the Arkansas Forestry Association. In this podcast episode, Greg joins Arkansas Managing Director, David Hill, to share his expertise in logging, conservation, carbon credits, and timberland investment in Arkansas.

David and Greg also explore the lucrative opportunities in timberland investment in Arkansas, discussing the competitive returns it offers compared to traditional asset classes and its potential for income diversification through hunting leases and carbon credits.

Learn more at SaundersRealEstate.com.

This special episode is a compilation of selected session recordings from our annual Lay of the Land Florida Conference held on February 28-29, 2024. This event is a must-attend for landowners, investors, and industry experts as we share exclusive market data affecting the factors shaping Florida’s land values, trends, and development opportunities.

Please see the chapter markers within this episode to navigate the various sessions and topics.

Request an invite for next year's conference at LayOfTheLandConference.com.

Chapters
(00:00:26) 30 Years of Conservation Easements
(00:55:45) How Transportation is Shaping Florida's Economic Growth
(01:54:23) Mineral Rights
(02:48:35) Report from the Hill

Anna is an environmental and land use attorney with Dean Mead law firm in Florida. She has over 30 years of experience working on both sides of the fence – for local government and currently in private practice. In this podcast episode, Anna sits down with Tyler Davis to discuss land use and zoning as it relates to securing entitlements, environmental considerations, affordable housing, and some of the common challenges faced with land development.

This episode provides several best practices for landowners, developers, and real estate professionals seeking to understand the intricate balance between land development and environmental law.

Learn more at SaundersRealEstate.com and DeanMead.com.

Hosted by Arkansas Managing Director David Hill, this episode welcomes Chance Creighton, an avid sportsman with deep roots in Arkansas agriculture, to discuss the state's appeal as a prime location for both farm and recreational investment. The conversation covers some of the state's main crops—soybeans, corn, cotton, and rice—and explores various specialized farming techniques adapted from the state's unique geography and climate.

While supported by a robust farming industry, Arkansas land investment also derives value from its excellent hunting and recreational opportunities. David and Chance discuss these lucrative land investment strategies in depth, as well as the various conservation programs and agricultural incentives that the state offers.

Learn more at SaundersRealEstate.com.

This special episode is a compilation of selected session recordings from our annual I-4 Corridor Commercial Conference held on October 3, 2024, in ChampionsGate, Florida. Attendees learned from expert panels, attended engaging breakout sessions, and networked with industry leaders, making it a key event for understanding the region's economic trends.

Please see the chapter markers within this episode to navigate the various sessions and topics.

Learn more at I4Commercial.com.

Chapters:
(00:00:49) Tourism
(00:33:15) Residential/Multifamily
(01:11:00) Industrial
(01:55:37) Property Management
(02:43:36) Transportation

This podcast episode delves into the intricacies of land use, real estate, and environmental law with attorneys Robert Angus Williams and Lauren Brooks of Lewis, Longman & Walker. They discuss the crucial steps of environmental due diligence, including the importance of Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments.

Robert and Lauren also discuss the role of environmental lawyers in navigating legal challenges as well as various strategies for managing properties impacted by environmental issues. The episode provides important insights into navigating environmental challenges and legal strategies in property transactions.

Learn more at SVNsaunders.com and LLW-Law.com.