Ryan Jordan Real Estate

07/04/2026

Happy Fourth of July from Ryan Jordan Real Estate 🇺🇸 We honor the men and women that make our freedom possible. Have a safe & blessed 4th 🤍

11/11/2024

Thank you to all veterans on this Veteran's Day for your service and bravery. We are blessed to live in a community that honors you and all you have given. The 4th graders also had a wonderful program and lunch to recognize these special veterans!

04/16/2024

The RJRE team showing property on the Caprock this morning to wonderful clients. What a view!!

09/18/2023

We had a wonderful time supporting the Mason County 4-H Clover Classic and Gala yesterday!! Thank you to everyone that stopped by our tent for a visit and to all who worked so hard putting together a great event for Mason County youth!

08/22/2023

Rusty Nail Ranch: 285+/- acres of Heart of Texas beauty in McCulloch County. Perfect place to establish a homestead, maintain a livestock operation, enjoy recreational hunting or simply escape to the welcoming solitude of the countryside. Call to schedule a showing soon to truly appreciate all this property has to offer!

Listing price: $1,446,375
Chel Terrell, Listing Agent
325-347-7301
http://search.ryanjordanrealestate.com/idx/details/listing/b318/89025/0-County-Rd-112

07/23/2022

RARE SMALL ACREAGE close to town with exceptional views and multiple building sites to develop your homestead oasis or quiet weekend getaway! Convenient paved access, just a short drive to cool off in the Llano River or zip into town for dinner. Gently rolling terrain with productive soils, diverse mix of mature oaks and mesquite, and an easy-to-build landscape. Tons of potential!
Call for more details or to set up a showing.

40+/- acres offered at $550,000
20+/- acres offered at $300,000
Website Links:
http://search.ryanjordanrealestate.com/idx/details/listing/b318/85603/0-Ranch-Rd-1723
http://search.ryanjordanrealestate.com/idx/details/listing/b318/85560/0-Ranch-Rd-1723

Contact:
Chel Terrell, Agent
325.347.7301
[email protected]

11/16/2021

Check out this newly listed property! Beautiful San Saba River frontage, prime deer hunting and wildlife habitat, clear night sky views. It's time to own your piece of the Texas Hill Country. Contact us today for more details.

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05/10/2021

Check out this excellent information regarding issues with placing a gate across a "free and uninterrupted" easement.

If you haven't subscribed to the "Texas Agriculture Law Blog," do so soon! Tiffany Dowell Lashmet is an Associate Professor and Extension Specialist in Agricultural Law with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. Her work focuses on legal issues affecting Texas agricultural producers and landowners.

Question: I am able to access my property by a written, recorded easement that states I have “uninterrupted and free use” of the easement. The owner of the servient estate (the person over whose land the easement crosses) has built a gate across the easement. Can he do that across an easement th...

05/07/2021

Happy Friday friends! Here is some excellent information for landowners concerned about the health of oak trees on their property.

Driving across Texas these past few weeks, you might’ve noticed a significant number of oak trees that have only partial foliage, if any at all, as a result of the winter storm that swept across the state in mid-February.

This delay in the “leafing-out” process for some oak trees has stumped experts and professionals across the state – primarily because there doesn’t seem to be any obvious, identifiable trend. The phenomenon is affecting all species of oak, from Monterrey oaks to post oaks, and Shumard red oaks. Even live oaks – a species known for their sturdiness and resilience – have been incredibly late to grow new buds.

Fortunately, Neil Sperry – a household name in Texas gardening and horticulture – initiated the organization of a blue-ribbon panel of certified arborists, foresters, horticulturists, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service specialists, nursery leaders and garden communicators to send out a unified message. Their advice to landowners who are wondering what they should do, and whether they should cut down their valuable trees, is a simple one: WAIT.

For more information about why this is happening, or to help explain the “what and how” of this bizarre occurrence, make sure you read the full article on our website at: https://bit.ly/3xOqMR5