Investment Properties Listings

Barton County Barndominium on 14 +/- Acres

Nestled in the countryside just a few miles from the busy Interstate sits this 14 +/- acre homestead. The home is a quaint 2 bedroom, 1 bath barndominium which sits in the middle of the property, providing ample space and privacy from the county road that borders the east side. Inside the home is a large living area with vaulted ceilings and wood floors, making the space feel open and warm. The kitchen has great natural lighting, and the openness keeps conversations flowing from kitchen to living room with ease. The bedrooms are on opposite sides of the house, which is great if you have teenagers who like loud video games or have decided to learn guitar. The west-facing porch is great for enjoying a sunset, and the south-facing porch is perfect for coffee at sunrise. The land is all open pasture with perimeter fencing, making it ideal for anyone with horses and other livestock. A small pole barn provides livestock protection from the elements and has a couple of stalls for horses. The current owners leave the front 4 acres for hay production, which provides extra feed for livestock in the winter.

Incredible Grain Valley Build Site - 3.09 +/- Acres

This 3.09 +/- acre property sits just minutes from the heart of Grain Valley, Missouri. Escape the neighborhood and enjoy life with room to roam! The acreage is just outside the city limits and is super close to all the amenities you could ever want. Access to the property is fantastic with blacktop road frontage along West Ryan Road. Utilities are available at the road, including public water and electricity. The property features a great mix of open area and trees, making it the perfect blank canvas build site for your new home! It even has a wet-weather creek in the back. The property is located within the popular Grain Valley School District and super close to Stony Point Elementary and Grain Valley South Middle School. This really is a dream setup and location! Here’s your opportunity to invest in a piece of land on the outskirts of town and enjoy it with family and friends. Contact Skyler Wirsig at (816) 500-0168 for more information or to schedule a showing.

27 +/- Acres with Beautiful Secluded Home, Equestrian Barn, and More

80 +/- Acres of Prime Recreational or Buildable Land Near Tulsa and OKC

Secluded Year-Round Hunting Retreat Along The Cottonwood River

Incredibly Well Stewarded Year-Round Hunting Retreat Along the Cottonwood River

80 Acres of Big Buck Cover With Income

If you’re looking for a property that checks the boxes for both hunting potential and income, this 80 acre Bourbon County farm deserves a hard look. Productive tillable ground provides annual income while also putting a reliable food source right in the middle of prime whitetail country. The combination of food, cover, and edge habitat creates the ingredients serious deer hunters are looking for. The farm is surrounded by a significant amount of timber, adding to the property’s seclusion and providing excellent security cover for mature bucks. With big buck history in the area, this is the kind of property where a hunter can build a long-term hunting program and have confidence that mature deer are using the neighborhood. The property also qualifies for a Kansas landowner hunting tag, adding even more value for the serious whitetail enthusiast. While it’s completely huntable as it sits, there is room for some upgrades for the hunter that likes to create! Food plots, box blinds and some habitat architecture would make this great farm a truly incredible one. Properties like this don’t come along often—80 acres with income, food, cover, edge, surrounding timber, and proven big buck potential. Whether you’re looking for your own private hunting retreat or a long-term land investment, this Bourbon County farm is worth a closer look. Contact Land Agent Ryan Litwin at (406) 581-8869 today for a private tour.

Buildable 31 Acres in Jackson County with Development Potential

Wildlife Sanctuary With Live Creek, Food Plot, & Pond Potential

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this 40 +/- acre hunting tract in Seminole County, just one mile from the Hughes County line. Located in a strong whitetail area, this property packs an impressive amount of habitat diversity into a manageable acreage. With Cudjo Creek frontage, nearly 2,000 feet of additional seasonal creek, fertile soils, mature timber, and old fields ready to be brought back to life, this is an ideal opportunity for the hunter looking for their own piece of ground with plenty of upside. Water and habitat diversity are what really separate this tract. Approximately 840 feet of year-round Cudjo Creek meanders through the property, while another 1,950 +/- feet of seasonal creek winds through the interior before feeding into Cudjo Creek. This seasonal creek runs water much of the year and may be spring-fed, creating marshy pockets, pools, riparian habitat, and unique rock features along its course. An old pond site along the creek offers an exciting opportunity as well. With some dam repair, a future owner could potentially create a substantial water feature for fishing, waterfowl, and wildlife. Even as it sits today, the combination of creek bottom, water pockets, and wetland-type habitat adds a dimension you don't find on many 40-acre tracts. The hunting potential is easy to see. Black oak, chinquapin oak, post oak, walnut, pine, and persimmon provide mast, browse, and cover throughout the upland and bottomland habitat. Approximately 3.2 acres of old peanut fields offer an established opening ready to be converted into a secluded destination food plot, and 58% of the property consists of Class II and III soils—giving you the fertility to make those plots count. Whitetail deer, turkey, and wild hogs call the area home, and the combination of food, thick cover, creek corridors, and dependable water gives a hunter the ingredients to develop a dynamite little hunting property. Despite its secluded feel, access to town is convenient, with the property only a half mile west of Highway 56, 7 minutes from Sasakwa, 13 minutes from Wewoka, and 30 minutes from Ada. Downtown Oklahoma City is approximately 80 minutes away, with Tulsa around 90 minutes. For someone wanting an affordable-sized hunting tract with quality soils, diverse habitat, live water, and plenty of room to put their own stamp on it, this Seminole County 40 is an incredible opportunity.

42 +/- Secluded Acres - A Sanctuary for Big Bucks

If you're looking for a hunting property where seclusion is the name of the game, this 42 +/- acre farm in Allen County, Kansas deserves a hard look. This farm has a proven history of big bucks and offers the kind of isolation that serious whitetail hunters are constantly chasing. In today's whitetail world, the experts are preaching the importance of sanctuary and minimizing pressure—and this place gives you the opportunity to do exactly that. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle, this property provides the security mature bucks need to reach their full potential and gives a hunter the chance to hunt smart rather than hunt hard. The current owner has established a trail system and has several years of good trail camera history. The farm hunts well in November and is clearly a rut spot. The lane into the farm is owned, NOT AN EASEMENT, and provides the security to protect big deer with no road frontage. With a well-placed food plot, this farm is a true giant despite the smaller acreage. 42 +/- acres of this kind of seclusion is hard to find, especially with a big-buck history already in place. The real value here isn't just measured in acres—it's measured in how a property makes a mature whitetail feel. With the right strategy, this farm can be managed as a true sanctuary while strategically hunting the edges, travel corridors, and staging areas when conditions are right. For the hunter who understands that less pressure equals bigger deer, this Allen County tract could be the foundation of a serious Kansas whitetail program. If your goal is to own a secluded piece of Kansas where big bucks have a reason to stay, this one needs to be on your list. Call Midwest Land Group Agent, Ryan Litwin today for your tour at (406) 581-8869.