Mossy Oak Properties of Alaska LLC Wasilla

10/24/2026

10/24/2026

10/24/2026

WHAT DOES IT REALLY TAKE TO OWN AN ALASKA FISHING OR HUNTING LODGE?

Imagine waking up along a remote Alaska river, surrounded by mountains, wildlife, and some of the most incredible scenery in North America.

For many people, owning a fishing lodge, hunting lodge, or wilderness retreat is a lifelong dream.

But there's something important to understand.

When you purchase a remote Alaska property, you're often buying much more than the buildings and acreage.

You're evaluating transportation access, boats, generators, water systems, fuel storage, guest accommodations, maintenance equipment, and sometimes an established operating business.

And here's something buyers from the Lower 48 don't always realize.

Two beautiful Alaska lodges can have very different operating costs depending on how guests and supplies reach the property.

A road-accessible lodge and a fly-in wilderness lodge may offer completely different ownership experiences.

Neither is necessarily better. It depends on your goals, experience, and the lifestyle you're looking for.

That's what makes Alaska real estate so interesting. Every property has its own story, opportunities, and challenges.

If you could own one Alaska property, what would you choose?

A remote fishing lodge, a hunting retreat, a waterfront cabin, or a piece of wilderness land?

Thomas M Lucas III
Mossy Oak Properties of Alaska, LLC
Wasilla, Alaska | Serving the entire State of Alaska
MOPAlaska.com

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10/23/2026

SOME OF ALASKA'S MOST INTERESTING REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES ARE BUSINESSES THAT HAVE TAKEN YEARS TO BUILD.

As we move toward the end of 2026, many Alaska business owners are beginning to think about what comes next.

Maybe it's retirement. Maybe it's a new adventure. Or maybe it's simply time to pass along a business that's been part of the family for decades.

Whether it's a fishing lodge, hunting lodge, hotel, restaurant, retail operation, or commercial property, preparing for a sale involves more than deciding on an asking price.

Buyers want to understand the financial performance, real estate, equipment, employees, operating history, and what it will take to continue running the business successfully.

And here's something Alaska owners should consider.

Your next buyer may not live in Alaska.

People throughout the Lower 48 are researching Alaska business ownership, recreational properties, and opportunities to combine work with a different lifestyle.

Reaching those buyers starts with presenting an opportunity accurately and making it easy for qualified prospects to understand.

If you've spent years building something valuable, it's worth taking the time to prepare for its next chapter.

Have you ever thought about owning an established Alaska business, or eventually selling one?

Thomas M Lucas III
Mossy Oak Properties of Alaska, LLC
Wasilla, Alaska | Serving the entire State of Alaska
MOPAlaska.com

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10/22/2026

**Thinking About Buying an Established Business in Alaska? Here's Something Worth Knowing.**

One of the most interesting opportunities in Alaska real estate isn't always a home, a vacant lot or even a commercial building. Sometimes it's an established business with a history, customers, equipment and real estate already in place.

Alaska has a unique mix of businesses serving local communities, tourism, transportation, construction, fishing, hospitality and other essential industries. For someone considering business ownership, purchasing an existing operation can offer a different starting point than building a business from scratch.

But here's what matters. The asking price is only one part of the equation. A serious buyer should understand the financial history, cash flow, equipment, inventory, employees, property ownership or lease terms, and the costs of operating in Alaska. Financing is another important consideration, including whether the business may qualify for an SBA-backed loan.

A well-established Alaska business can represent much more than a transaction. It can be an opportunity to become part of a community, continue something another owner has built and create a new chapter for the future.

Thomas M Lucas III

10/21/2026

THINKING ABOUT BUYING AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS IN ALASKA? HERE ARE FIVE THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW.

One of the most interesting opportunities in Alaska real estate isn't always a home or a piece of land. Sometimes it's an established business that's already serving customers and generating revenue.

Whether you're considering a fishing lodge, hunting lodge, hotel, restaurant, retail operation, or another Alaska business, the asking price is only part of the story.

Here are five things worth investigating before purchasing:

1. Cash flow. What does the business actually earn after operating expenses?

2. Real estate. Is the land and building included, or does the business operate under a lease?

3. Equipment and infrastructure. What's included, and what may need to be repaired or replaced?

4. Customers and employees. Will the relationships and people that make the business successful remain after the sale?

5. Financing and transition. Can the business support the proposed debt, and will the seller help the new owner get established?

Alaska presents unique considerations, especially for seasonal businesses and remote operations where transportation, utilities, and staffing can significantly affect profitability.

An established business may offer a head start over building something from scratch, but only when the numbers and operating details make sense.

If you've ever considered owning an Alaska business, what type would interest you most?

Thomas M Lucas III
Mossy Oak Properties of Alaska, LLC
Wasilla, Alaska | Serving the entire State of Alaska
MOPAlaska.com

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10/20/2026

IS IT STILL POSSIBLE TO FIND AFFORDABLE REAL ESTATE IN ALASKA?

If you've been thinking about moving to Alaska, purchasing a home, or owning a piece of land, here's something worth knowing as we approach 2027.

According to Redfin, Alaska's median home sale price in September 2026 was $415,805, approximately 4% higher than a year earlier.

But here's what many people outside Alaska don't realize.

Alaska isn't one real estate market.

Property prices, available acreage, utilities, road access, and ownership costs can vary significantly between Wasilla, Palmer, Fairbanks, the Kenai Peninsula, and more remote communities.

A buyer looking for a family home may have very different options from someone searching for recreational land, a waterfront cabin, or a property with room to build.

And while nobody knows exactly where prices or interest rates will go in 2027, there's no reason to wait until you're ready to purchase to start understanding your options.

The most important first step is finding out what your budget can realistically accomplish and which part of Alaska fits your lifestyle.

You may be surprised by what's available.

If Alaska has been on your mind, what interests you most: a home, acreage, waterfront property, or a cabin in the wilderness?

Thomas M Lucas III
Mossy Oak Properties of Alaska, LLC
Wasilla, Alaska | Serving the entire State of Alaska
MOPAlaska.com

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10/19/2026

MORE ACCESS TO ONE OF ALASKA'S MOST INCREDIBLE PLACES!

Here's some interesting Alaska news to start your Monday.

The National Park Service recently announced changes that will allow more vehicles and buses to travel the Denali National Park road under updated access rules.

For those who have experienced Denali, you know why this magnificent part of Alaska leaves such a lasting impression.

For those who haven't, imagine the mountains, wildlife, wide-open spaces, and incredible scenery that make Alaska unlike anywhere else.

Developments involving access to Alaska's national parks are worth following, especially for communities and businesses that depend on visitors, transportation, and outdoor recreation.

And there's something else worth remembering.

People don't always become interested in Alaska because they're looking for real estate. Sometimes they visit, experience the lifestyle, fall in love with the scenery, and begin imagining what it would be like to spend more time here.

That's one of the wonderful things about Alaska. A vacation can become the beginning of a much bigger dream.

Have you ever visited Denali National Park? And if you haven't, is it on your bucket list?

Thomas M Lucas III
Mossy Oak Properties of Alaska, LLC
Wasilla, Alaska
MOPAlaska.com

10/19/2026

IS ALASKA STILL AFFORDABLE? YOU MIGHT BE SURPRISED.

If you've been thinking about owning a home, buying land, or starting a new chapter in Alaska, here's something worth considering.

Many people assume that owning property in Alaska is financially out of reach. But depending on the community, property type, and your budget, there are still opportunities worth exploring.

From residential homes and recreational acreage to waterfront properties, remote cabins, and established businesses, Alaska offers a variety of ownership possibilities.

And while nobody can predict exactly where real estate prices or interest rates will go, one thing we've learned from markets across the country is that waiting doesn't always make purchasing easier.

The key isn't rushing into a decision. It's understanding what's available today, what you can comfortably afford, and which areas of Alaska fit your long-term goals.

Maybe you've been dreaming of a cabin in the woods, a home with room to breathe, or a piece of land to pass down to your family.

Why not start exploring those possibilities now?

You may discover that your Alaska dream is closer than you thought.

Thomas M Lucas III
Mossy Oak Properties of Alaska, LLC
Wasilla, Alaska | Serving the entire State of Alaska
MOPAlaska.com

10/18/2026

SOME OF THE MOST VALUABLE THINGS WE LEAVE BEHIND AREN'T MEASURED IN DOLLARS.

There's something about a quiet Sunday morning in Alaska that reminds us what really matters.

Maybe it's a cabin where three generations have gathered around the same table. A family business built through years of hard work. A piece of land where children learned to fish, hunt, and appreciate the outdoors. Or simply the memories made with the people we love.

Properties change hands. Businesses eventually have new owners. But the lessons, traditions, faith, and memories created along the way can last for generations.

As we move toward the end of 2026, I think it's worth remembering that success isn't always measured by what we accumulate. Sometimes it's measured by what we build, who we help, and what we leave behind.

God gives us opportunities, but it's what we do with them that helps shape our legacy.

Take some time today for your family, your faith, and the things that bring meaning to your life.

Wishing everyone a peaceful and blessed Sunday.

Thomas M Lucas III
Mossy Oak Properties of Alaska, LLC
MOPAlaska.com