Monte is responsible for real estate brokerage in Texas, agricultural lending in Hall and Hall’s southern territory, and is active in Hall and Hall auctions in Texas and surrounding states. Raised on a combination farm and ranch, Monte has a broad knowledge of agricultural operations, agribusinesses, recreational property, and investment rural real estate with a keen understanding of capital markets. Prior to joining Hall and Hall, he was a part of the Agribusiness Finance Group of MetLife and served as President and CEO of MONY Agricultural Investment Advisers, Inc. until MONY was purchased in 2004. Monte holds a BS degree in Agricultural Economics with an emphasis in finance from Texas Tech University and attended graduate school at Texas A&M University.
Investment property consisting of 1,775.6 contiguous acres in southeast Gaines County. 1,747.7± acres enrolled in CRP at $31.68/acre with eight years remaining. Mule deer in the immediate area.
Facts:
1,775.6± contiguous acres located in southeast Gaines County
1,747.7 acres enrolled in the CRP at $31.68 per acre.
CRP contract expires 9/30/2021
2013 estimated taxes of $1.21/acre
County road along the north, south and west
Rectangular configuration being the west 10 Labors of League 289
Recreation and wildlife potential
Water and wind rights convey
Minerals previously reserved
Offered at $1,100,000
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