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If it is a 'hobby' farm, you can look at pretty much any traditional loan option. If it is a working farm (ie; making money farming), you'll need to look into a farm loan. Contact a local mortgage broker in your area for more assistance.
there is a way to do this possibly. but I need more information.. lindaonthego@outlook.com
As Joe said, it depends whether it is actively being used as a farm. If not, most standard residential mortgages will work; if it is being used as a farm you'll need an agricultural loan which is entirely different. For farming use, you may be better off talking to smaller local banks or possibly a credit union. Good luck
There is several possibilities, but I need more information.
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