My experience with Ranch Enterprises, and it's subsidiaries, begin in 2009. I'd read bad reviews, but knew the land where I was hoping to buy, (my father and uncles leased that ranch in the '70s), and I also found their terms acceptable. My household finances had suffered a serious blow in 2005 that led to our credit being less than stellar, so I understood that in order to get the property we wanted we would have to pay a higher interest rate. I also understood that because the Seller was holding the note, whatever land I bought would be priced higher to cover the Sellers's cost. (That's business!) In 2009 we bought our first tract, added an adjoining tract in about 2012, and a third in about 2014. We had a total of 408 acres and built a house on the first tract, living off grid when we weren't away working. In 2021, after a health crisis, we sold all three tracts and made a decent profit. Between 2009 and 2021, we had times that we struggled with employment and later on, declining health, and every single time that we got in a financial bind, I called the main office and they worked with us. To Daniel L. - You do understand that this is Texas and in Texas it is rare to purchase lands where the oil & mineral rights convey, don't you? To Nineteeth J. - Please let us know what county and ranch this was in because this has NOT been my experience. As a Seller and Seller's Agent, title had NO problem with the title searches and giving Warranty Deeds to the Buyer at close. The 'subdivision' surveys used in all deals I've been a party to have been valid and acceptable to lenders. *I am a retired licensed agent and not anyway associated with Ranch Enterprises.* read more

WARNING! BEWARE! Bad biz practices. Have a history of selling land that belongs to someone else and other corrupt practices . According to the title co lady, this has happened before. It happened to my family. They will not own up to their mistake. Then when confronted, they pretend they forgot. They forget there's a communication trail between sales person and customer. No new land surveys are provided for their properties that are up for sale. Found nothing but bad reviews later on about this company, which is is also under different names. Such as: "Texas Lehmann Brothers" and "Texas Trophy Properties" Same owner(s) tho: Cory and David Lehmann. read more

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This land is a ripoff. It's just oil fields and you pay for some piece of "hunting land" so basically you're renting hunting rights meanwhile they collect all the oil and mineral rights. Duped by my idiot uncle into buying and recommending me a piece of this land because he loved to hunt like a moron. He was convinced this was a good investment. Of course he had no experience in real estate but I trusted him. Ended up buying a piece at 10% interest rate for 120k loan. What a complete ripoff. Ended up having to do a deed in lieu and lost my initial investment of 6700.00 cash and whatever payments I made, about 5500 more in interest payments. They sell the land and the loans. I had to even pay an attorneys fee of 500 in order for them to complete the paperwork. Once I got out, they just turn around and sell the same piece of junk to some new victim. Rinse and repeat. DO NOT BUY from this shady enterprise. Worse investment ever. Worthless land for ridiculous prices and horrible interest rates. Negative stars. read more

Just wanted to say that the previous review of ranch enterprises mr. Nineteenth or something is lying. The so called websites he listed is very common practice in land or home sale. Don't listen to this idiot. read more