I established this Real Estate Company in August of 2006. It is my goal to build this company with old fashioned honesty and integrity in all my business dealings. It is my hope that the name, “U.S.Land Office”, will bring to mind the way of doing business with a handshake and a smile the way our forefathers bought and sold farms and ranches in the past. Although we will never get back to where written real estate contracts are not needed, we can all strive to do what we promised someone else we would do.
I hope that you will check back in on this website often to watch us grow, or better yet I would like to have each one of you as a part of our growth. If you have farm or ranch properties as well as residential or commercial real estate to sell, I ask that you give me a call. If you are in the market for any type of real estate, please take a look at my listings. If you don’t see the type of property you are looking for, give me a call and let me know what it is. I have an extensive list of other brokers that I cooperate with. One of them may well have the very property you are looking for. I can represent you as buyers in those transactions usually at no cost to you.
Earl Harwood Estate auction featuring many small antiques and collectibles, household items, a wide range of tools, several firearms, and a few pieces of older farm equipment & more including a John Deere X300 riding mower, 2001 GMC 2500 diesel pickup, 1954 Chevy 6400 farm truck, Delta miter saw, Rockwell table saw, propane kitchen stove, antique buffet, glass jar butter churns, Coleman lanterns, combination safe, small upright cast iron wood stove & more.
Leonard Juranek Estate auction round 1 with a wide variety of tools, vehicles, black powder guns and accessories, compound bows, camping equipment, and more. Features a like new 30 gallon Dewalt air compressor, brand new 6000 Watt generator, Thompson Arms caliber 50, 2000 Honda Odyssey van, 2004 Jeep Liberty, 2000 Chevy 2500 Silverado.
Real estate land auction featuring 33.92 acres m/l grassland with Chief Creek meandering through the north side, allowing for good grazing for horses or a few head of cattle plus some water recreation & good fishing. Located on the east side of Yuma County Road FF (Stalker Lake Road) approximately 1/2 mile north of Highway 34 just west of Wray, CO. Live auction on Tuesday, February 10th at 5pm MT.