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National Land Realty Expands Footprint in Arkansas, Louisiana and Memphis

  The National Land Realty, a full-service land brokerage company, is expanding its footprint into the Arkansas, Louisiana and Memphis areas, through the merger of a brokerage being managed by Jeramy Stephens.

"With this merger, we are continuing to increase the scope of our operation for the benefit of our land sales and investment customers," said Jason Walter, CEO of National Land Realty. "Thanks to our recent merger with Aaron Graham's Land Pros Realty, we are attracting the attention of national land brokerage leaders, and we're thrilled to be joining forces with Jeramy Stephens."

According to the press release of National Land Realty in Business Wire, the expansion of the company in Arkansas, Louisiana and Memphis, in addition to its existing operations in Tennessee, Mississippi, Texas and the Great Plains, solidifies the National Land Realty's footprint in the region. The Memphis area is considered to be an important hub for agriculture in the Mid-South region of the United States, while Louisiana and Arkansas offer unique markets with agriculture, hunting, timberland and more.

"Arkansas is the duck hunting capital of the U.S., so people come from all over to experience this diverse region," said Stephens. "I want to help my existing clients and any new clients with all their land needs, whether it is finding that perfect place they have always wanted, or to help them develop their investment portfolio by buying and selling real estate."

                Jeramy Stephens has been in the real estate business since 2003 and specializes in row crop farm sales and duck hunting properties. With the merger, Stephens can now utilize the technology, software and other infrastructure developed by the National Land Realty to further expand his business.

                "The reason National Land Realty's business model works so well is that they have created a model where everyone's interests are aligned," Stephens said. "Many firms pit brokers into competition with each other, whereas the National Land Realty model has everyone working for the same goal to the benefit of our brokers and our customers."


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