Webinar Series - Agribusiness & Real Estate

Posted on June 21, 2021 by Professional Development in News, Resources, Videos

Developed in collaboration with Olds College, the Agribusiness & Real Estate Webinar Series is designed to build a foundational understanding of agriculture-based real estate, as well as further the knowledge of those who already buy and sell in the field.

Learn more about Olds College and what they do: oldscollege.ca

Course 1- Buying and Selling Agricultural Properties


Course 1 of the series looks at the differences between rural and farm real estate transactions, the basics of listing farm and farmland, and overviews the common types of farms in Alberta. 

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Course 2 - Agricultural Shares vs Agricultural Assets


Course 2 dives into trading shares and selling part of a farm, common types of asset valuation such as agricultural equipment and livestock, and methodologies of valuing farmland. 

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Course 3: Agricultural Legislation, Taxation, and Financing


Course 3 of the series outlines dealing with county and municipal issues, dealing with Revenue Canada, and succession planning when selling a farm, or selling farmland.

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Course 4: Marketing and Negotiation For Rural Properties


Course 4 tackles marketing, negotiating the sale and when an agent should and should not represent both the buying and selling parties when selling farms and farmland.

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Course 5: Easements in Agricultural Properties


The fifth and last course of the series addresses dealing with oil wells and oil companies, what is included and excluded in the sale of land, as well as easements and leases.

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