Legacy Soil & Land Advisors provides professional soil analysis and Section 180 advisory services to landowners nationwide.
While our work is concentrated in key agricultural regions, we regularly evaluate projects across all 50 states. Every property is reviewed on a case-by-case basis to determine eligibility, soil composition, and documentation requirements.
Our process is designed to be simple, accurate, and fully aligned with IRS standards – allowing landowners to understand the true potential of their soil without disrupting their operation.
Legacy Soil & Land Advisors is not limited to a single region.
We work with landowners across the United States who are looking to better understand their soil, evaluate potential Section 180 opportunities, and ensure proper documentation is in place.
If your property is located outside our primary service areas, we can still review your land and determine whether your project qualifies.
Every project follows a structured process designed for accuracy and compliance.
We begin by reviewing your land details, including acreage, location, and usage history. From there, we determine whether your property may qualify for soil analysis and potential Section 180 consideration.
If your land meets the initial criteria, we guide you through soil sampling, analysis, and documentation – ensuring everything is prepared to meet professional and IRS-aligned standards.
If you own land anywhere in the United States, the first step is understanding what may already be there.
Our team will review your property and help determine whether your land qualifies – with no obligation to move forward.
Yes. Legacy Soil & Land Advisors works with landowners nationwide. Each project is evaluated individually to determine eligibility and ensure proper documentation standards are met.
Location alone does not determine eligibility. Qualification is based on factors such as soil composition, land history, and overall project characteristics.
The core process remains consistent across all states. However, certain environmental conditions and regional factors may influence how each project is evaluated.
Yes. Our process is designed to be efficient and accessible, allowing landowners across the country to complete evaluations without needing to be physically present at an office.
Agricultural land, pasture, and recently acquired property are commonly evaluated. Each property is reviewed based on its specific characteristics and history.
The first step is a simple land evaluation. Once your property details are reviewed, we determine whether your land may qualify and outline the next steps.
No. The initial review is designed to determine potential eligibility, and you remain in full control of whether to proceed.
