Top 10 Things to Consider When Purchasing a Horse Property
Prior to being a broker with Fay Ranches, I spent a ridiculous amount of time around horses. I mean a lot. My mother has been training and breeding horses for over fifty years, and our family tree has many generations with strong ties to the equine industry. The first thirty-three years of my life were spent riding, hauling, feeding, grooming, assessing, and cleaning up after horses. Needless to say, between horse shows, rodeos, ropings, clinics, trail rides, and auctions, I have seen all different types of horse facilities. Some good, some bad, some fancy, and some just plain dumb, or
Connect with Alex Robertson
Alex Robertson is an Oregon farm and ranch broker and part of the Fay Ranches team. Alex grew up in Central Oregon, living on various horse ranches owned by his family. With his ranch-centered upbringing, he developed a passion for horses, cattle, and rodeo—specifically, timed events. Alex participated on the rodeo team for Redmond High School in Oregon, which led him to Walla Walla, Washington, for college rodeo. From there, Alex spent more than a decade traveling the United States as a member of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. It was this adventure and seeing many amazing ranches that continued to develop his love for the ranching lifestyle, all the while building relationships across the Western United States. To keep the spirit of Western rodeo culture alive, Alex is a proud and continued sponsor of the Central Oregon Pee Wee Rodeo Association (COPWRA).
Discover the Charm and Opportunities of North Dakota
Are you considering a move but unsure where to settle? North Dakota, often overlooked by travelers and potential residents alike, offers a wealth of opportunities and a lifestyle to suit a variety of preferences. Whether you’re drawn to outdoor adventures, a slower pace of life, or expanding career opportunities, this charming state has something to […]
Easement Dispute – Ask an Agent
Dear Land Expert, I am preparing to list my Western ranch soon; however, my neighbor is currently contesting an easement that crosses a corner of their property, an access route I’ve used consistently and that has been essential for reaching certain parts of my land. While I’ve always understood this to be a valid easement, […]
