Three Things Any Land Owner Should be Aware Of Written by Reid Rosenthal on June 22, 2017 · Have a comment? Insuring Your Dream Does Not Become a Nightmare Little can compare to finding, loving and anticipating the conversion of a dream to reality, only to find out after you receive your deed that a neighbor can cross your new land under an old easement, or that somebody upstream can “make a call” on the water […] Continue reading here »
Happy Father’s Day 2017 Written by Reid Rosenthal on June 18, 2017 · Have a comment? The very first Father’s Day without mine. Makes you ache, and think. So, to the Dads that were…the Fathers we still have…and the Fathers that are…your love, values, skills, passions, and examples are the unique, empirical rocks which form the foundation of the generations. Thank you from the Heart. Continue reading here »
D-Day June 6, 1944 Written by Reid Rosenthal on June 6, 2017 · Have a comment? 73 years ago today, their courage overcoming their fear, men and women in their teens and twenties from France, England, Canada and America floated on silken parachutes and dropped noiselessly in gliders through an inky, black night laced with tracer fire into an unknown land and the epic battle for Freedom. Hours later, queasy from the swells of […] Continue reading here »
Memorial Day Written by Reid Rosenthal on May 29, 2017 · Have a comment? April 19, 1776 the first American soldiers fell in a haze of musket smoke on the spring-green commons of Lexington and Concord. It was America’s very first call to the defense of Freedom. The battles for Liberty since then are legend, and today, the sacrifice continues in the hot, dry, brutal sands of a vicious Mid East. Defending Freedom and the Constitution is a […] Continue reading here »
Update on Moccasin Tracks Written by Reid Rosenthal on May 25, 2017 · Have a comment? Sittin’ on the top rail, waitin’ for the sun to rise. Kinda like waiting for Book 4. Yep–Moccasin Tracks is delayed, but only briefly (GRRRRR). More updates are on the way for our great readers VERY shortly, so keep your ears to the track! A huge thanks for being Threads West fans!! Continue reading here »
The beginnings of the Revolutionary War–the battles of Concord and Lexington Written by Reid Rosenthal on April 20, 2017 · Have a comment? The Shot ‘Heard Round The World…April 19, 1775. Thank you for Defending Freedom, Patriots of 242 years ago, today. Now, it’s our turn. We shall not fail. Continue reading here »
The EPA: Deep State’s Covert Resistance to Trump Written by Reid Rosenthal on March 15, 2017 · Have a comment? A key pillar of Barack Obama’s silent coup against the Trump administration are the deep-state operatives in charge of the gears and levers at the EPA. Despite Scott Pruitt’s appointment, Obama’s operatives set things in motion and built roadblocks that will take years to change or circumvent. But now those individuals and plans are […] Continue reading here »
Want to Become a Land Owner? Written by Reid Rosenthal on March 7, 2017 · 2 Comments Does the Land Speak to You? All land has energy. It will reach out and touch you, speak to you if you open yourself to its power. Land developed with homes has yet another dimension of personality. The concept of energy flowing from the land holds true, no matter the size, region or locale. Some readers will […] Continue reading here »
After 15 years, conservation easement tax incentives become permanent Written by Reid Rosenthal on February 12, 2016 · Have a comment? It was nearly 17 years ago that a pair of conservation-minded Montanans began a quest to help working ranchers and farmers keep their land in agriculture. In the recently passed federal budget bill, the initiative Rock Ringling and Bill Long spearheaded became a permanent part of conservation law. Conservation easements are offered by […] Continue reading here »
https://landforloveandmoney.com/?p=1342 Written by Reid Rosenthal on January 22, 2016 · Have a comment? By Timothy Cama – 01/20/16 03:51 PM EST The Senate will vote Thursday on a long-shot effort to override President Obama’s veto that preserved his contentious water pollution rule. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) filed for the vote Wednesday, less than a day after Obama announced that he had vetoed the GOP’s attempt to […] Continue reading here »