Jesse Ingels

With almost two decades of land sales experience, Jesse Ingels operates a top-selling land brokerage firm in the Pacific Northwest.

Jesse grew up in the rural mountains of far northern California, frequently visiting and learning from her cattle-ranching grandparents who taught her the value of continuing education and instilled the importance of access to safe, healthy food and sustainability. Today Jesse co-owns Corral Bottom Ranch and is an alumnus of Oregon State University's College of Agriculture. She plans to eventually earn her law degree and confer with legislative bodies on how to best protect and advance America's agricultural producers. 

Licensed to broker land transactions and real estate since 2006, Jesse started out working in areas other brokers wouldn't drive to. She already knew how to read maps and preferred being out on the landscape to being cooped up in an office. Land sales quickly became her niche with plenty of more seasoned brokers referring clients to her when they had land to sell. These early experiences heavily influenced her professional practice - she's not intimidated by dirt roads or mountain passes. She's passionate about property owner rights, sustainable agriculture, and building relationships.

In addition to building her network in support of land sales, Jesse also serves in several community and agricultural associations.  She represents five Eastern Washington Counties as the District Representative on the Board of the Washington Cattlemen's Association; she's a Trustee on the Board of the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council, a 501(c)3 non-profit; a founding and contributing member of CattlePAC Political Action Committee; and a participant in the Washington State University Least-Conflict Solar Siting Ranching, Farming, and Wildlife Conservation Mapping Groups.

Jesse is motivated to promote resource stewardship; soil, water, trees, wildlife, and foraged and cultivated food are all treated like political pawns in the twenty-first century but Jesse sees the intrinsic pricelessness of these kinds of resources and loves working with clients who share these values too. Thousands of hours and dollars are donated each year towards on-the-ground projects that protect and encourage responsible resource management.

Clients often become like family when working with Jesse. Someone giving up their 'town job' to become a first-generation rancher or a family selling their orchard after 100 years of stewardship can be an overwhelming proposition that Jesse understands intimately. 

When she's not selling land, Jesse and her family enjoy camping, raising their own crops, hunting, fishing, and caring for their livestock.