Photo: A Lewis Family Thanksgiving at the Ranch. That's me at the far left.

Spending My Thanksgivings on the H.W. Lewis Ranch:
Grandma Always Made the Turkey Dressing

​Thanksgiving is a uniquely American holiday that each year speaks to our love of country, family, the bounty of the earth, gratitude, and tradition.
 
From sky-high co-ops in Manhattan to log cabins in the Rockies and beach cottages in Hawaii, families and friends gather once a year to eat, toast, laugh, play, and give thanks.
 
For me, Thanksgiving on the ranch was and remains an unsurpassed experience. If you’ve never had the sublime pleasure, I recommend it wholeheartedly.

How Does Acquiring a Ranch
​Differ from Buying a House?
​​Making a wise investment in a ranch property needn’t be difficult, but it does entail a different set of skills and poses risks that differ from most people’s experience when buying a home.

Ranching offers a wonderful, healthful, lifestyle. Like a family home, it becomes the cornerstone of your family life, often for multiple generations.

Ranches have consistently proven to be savvy investments when purchased and maintained with a careful eye toward eventual resale value.

Since You Asked, Here Are My Answers

Many people have questions about buying or selling a ranch. Some people are just curious; others are owners of existing ranch properties, or serious about buying a ranch.
 
At The Ranch Broker, we have more than three decades of hands-on experience answering questions for both casual inquisitors and those who have “skin in the game.”
 
While buying or selling a ranch isn’t complicated when you know what you’re doing, it can appear daunting – especially to those who are weighing a ranch transaction for the very first time.
 
Enter, “Ask Lem,” my series of short, to-the-point videos that answer some of the most common questions I hear – from both buyers and sellers.