Lending in 48 states

Every state prices land differently. We lend in all of them.

Each guide carries the state's current USDA per-acre values, today's rates, and the financing math at 70% LTV — what a down payment actually controls in that market.

• Alabama$4,150/ac
• Alaskaguide →
• Arkansas$4,250/ac
• California$13,700/ac
• Colorado$2,290/ac
• Connecticut$14,400/ac
• Delaware$9,550/ac
• Florida$8,700/ac
• Georgia$4,720/ac
• Hawaiiguide →
• Idaho$4,580/ac
• Illinois$8,930/ac
• Indiana$8,850/ac
• Iowa$9,790/ac
• Kansas$3,100/ac
• Kentucky$5,480/ac
• Louisiana$3,850/ac
• Maine$3,350/ac
• Maryland$9,750/ac
• Massachusetts$14,900/ac
• Michigan$6,800/ac
• Minnesota$6,790/ac
• Mississippi$3,580/ac
• Missouri$5,000/ac
• Montana$1,230/ac
• Nebraska$4,250/ac
• New Hampshire$6,500/ac
• New Jersey$16,600/ac
• New Mexico$725/ac
• New York$4,300/ac
• North Carolina$5,470/ac
• North Dakota$2,360/ac
• Ohio$9,350/ac
• Oklahoma$2,540/ac
• Oregon$3,780/ac
• Pennsylvania$8,490/ac
• Rhode Island$22,500/ac
• South Carolina$4,740/ac
• South Dakota$2,970/ac
• Tennessee$6,150/ac
• Texas$2,970/ac
• Utah$3,500/ac
• Vermont$4,400/ac
• Virginia$6,100/ac
• Washington$3,710/ac
• West Virginia$3,520/ac
• Wisconsin$6,420/ac
• Wyoming$1,000/ac

Per-acre figures: average farm real estate value, USDA NASS, Land Values 2025 Summary (August 2025). We do not lend in Arizona or Nevada.