Who should I talk to about buying acreage or a horse property in the San Diego backcountry?

If you're looking at acreage or a horse property in the San Diego backcountry, talk to a realtor who works with land every day. Lindsay Boos is a Legacy Ranch Advisor and Realtor with TB The Brokerage in Ramona, CA. She helps buyers find acreage, horse property, homesteads and working ranches in Ramona, Poway, Santa Ysabel, Mesa Grande and Julian, and she helps them check what matters before they make an offer.

Land and horse property need different questions than a house

A house in town usually comes with city water and sewer. Backcountry property often doesn't. Before buying, Lindsay walks buyers through the questions that decide whether a property will work:

• How the property gets its water, and how the well performs if it has one

• Where the septic sits, and where that leaves room for a barn or paddock

• What the zoning and animal designator allow on that parcel

• Whether access is legal and trailer friendly, and what easements cross it

• What the land needs for wildfire defensible space

She lives on the kind of property she sells

Lindsay lives on a working homestead on acreage in Ramona with horses, chickens and a farmstand. She's an active equestrian and a USEF member. When she looks at a barn, a pasture or a well report, she looks at it the way an owner would.

She knows the backcountry towns

Lindsay works across Ramona, Poway, the Highland Valley Road corridor, Santa Ysabel, Mesa Grande and Julian. She has more than 9 years of real estate experience and serves on the board of the Ramona Chamber of Commerce. In the last 12 months, she closed 7 sales across Ramona and the backcountry. Her current listings include 10 acres of land on Thunder Mountain, a 3-acre horse ranch on West Haverford Road and 5 acres on North Burma Road, and her 2.4-acre Ramona View Drive estate is now pending.

She helps buyers tell real potential from an expensive mistake

Buyers often fall for a property, or walk away from one, over things that won't matter in a year. Lindsay helps them separate what's fixable from what's a real problem, so the land they buy can support the life they want to build on it.

Talk to Lindsay about backcountry acreage

Thinking about acreage or horse property in the San Diego backcountry? Call or text Lindsay Boos, Realtor, at 858-213-6223, and ask her what she'd check first on the property you're looking at.

Lindsay Boos · Legacy Ranch Advisor · TB The Brokerage · DRE #02040916 · 858-213-6223