The Problem
Iowa land brokers and appraisers deal with fragmented data every day:
- Building comparable sets requires manual searches across multiple county recorder sites
- No single source combines deed data with soil quality (CSR2) for value-adjusted comps
- Cash rent market data is anecdotal or years out of date
- Tracking market activity across 30+ counties is time-prohibitive
What You Can Do
Build CSR2-Adjusted Comparable Sets
Filter deed transactions by CSR2 range, township, acreage, and date to build tightly scoped comps. Export ready-to-use data for appraisal reports.
Track Active Markets Across Multiple Counties
Monitor deed filings across up to 30 Iowa counties. Set alerts for transactions in your target areas so you never miss a sale.
Validate Cash Rent Assumptions
Cross-reference lease negotiations with NASS cash rent benchmarks by county and soil quality. Present authoritative data to clients.
Identify Pricing Trends by Geography
Analyze sale price trends over time by county, township, and CSR2 quality band. Spot markets that are heating up or cooling down.
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