Charles Johnson

Investment property offering income, habitat, and ROI in Muscatine County. This 80.47-acre tract features 71.49 FSA acres with 51.04 tillable acres and 20.45 acres enrolled in CRP earning $5,144 annually through 2032. The farm is open for 2026, with full possession available March 1, 2026. This property is positioned to generate a projected 3%+ ROI when combining cash rent income with established

This 52.26-acre recreational property sits along the Iowa River just outside Columbus Junction and a few hundred yards south of Highway 92. The farm offers a rare mix of quality habitat and a county-approved 2-acre build site excluded from WRP enrollment, allowing for a home or cabin along 140th Street. The property features mixed hardwoods along the west and south boundaries, native grasses, and

Turnkey Lake Odessa cabin on double 1⁄4-acre lot. Fully furnished 2?BR/1?BA retreat recently renovated with new flooring, full bath, kitchen counters, sink, fridge, paint and mini-split HVAC. Expansive 668?sq?ft deck overlooks water; only steps from boat ramp and beach access. Ideal for all seasons: summer swimming and boating, fall duck hunting on Lake Odessa WMA, winter ice fishing right from

Discover this 56-acre recreational property located just 2 miles south of Mansonon 210th Street in Calhoun County, Iowa. Enrolled in the Wetlands ReserveProgram (WRP), this property provides exceptional habitat for upland game and awide variety of wildlife at a fraction of the cost. The diverse cover, native grasses,and established wetland areas make it a prime destination for

Located just 3 1/2 miles east of New Virginia, this 25-acre property offers the perfect blend of seclusion, scenery, and opportunity. With established food plots, diverse habitat, and access from both the east and west sides, it’s a turnkey setup for hunters and anyone looking to build their dream home in the country.The land features a healthy timber stand comprised of walnut, oak, and

Lee County, IA – 82±-acre Combination Hunting & Hobby FarmThis 81.84-acre property northeast of Donnellson offers an ideal fusion of wildlife habitat, crop income, and building potential. Sugar Creek winds through 27 acres of mature timber, creating natural funnels and pinch points for whitetail and turkey movement. An interior field nestled between timber acts as a secret staging food plot