Solar and wind developers make their best offer once — to whoever doesn't ask twice. We shop your existing lease to the major renewable energy players active in your region and negotiate a buyout that actually reflects what your land is producing.
We take your existing solar lease to the region's active solar developers and buyout funds, and negotiate for the number that reflects today's market — not the one you signed years ago.
Wind lease terms move fast as turbine technology and power demand change. We re-shop your lease so the buyout reflects current output potential, not outdated assumptions.
Still happy with your developer but not your terms? We negotiate updated royalty rates, escalators, and easement terms without starting over.
Own several parcels under lease, or land inherited across a family trust? We consolidate and shop the full portfolio for better collective terms.
Haven't signed yet? We run a competitive process among developers before you sign anything, so your first lease is your best one.
Transmission and access easements tied to a renewable project deserve the same scrutiny as the lease itself. We review and negotiate those too.
We start with your existing lease or letter of intent — term remaining, royalty structure, escalators, and any buyout language already in place.
We take your lease to the major solar and wind developers and lease-buyout funds active in your market and run a real competitive process, not a single quote.
You compare actual competing offers side by side, and we help you close with a buyer who understands both energy leasing and ag land.
Because we shop leases across the industry every day, we have standing relationships with the major solar and wind developers, independent power producers, and lease-acquisition funds active in ag country. That means your lease gets seen by real buyers, not just the one developer who happened to knock on your door.
And because our team also underwrites ag loans, we understand how a lease interacts with the rest of your operation — not just the check at closing.