The two Korean tractor brands with expanding market share in the U.S.A. are Kioti and LS. Kioti and LS make all their own stuff. Branson and TYM are South/Central regional brands plus a few in California. If you are a pioneer type person willing to accept above average parts and resale risk, in exchange for a lower price, Branson and TYM are fine.
In terms of sizing a new tractor for two acres:
Almost all 16-hp to 35-hp tractors sold in the USA are equipped with a FEL (Loader), HST transmission, 4-WD and Industrial (R4) tires; all "options" even though pretty much standard packages that will be on tractors you look at.
Tractors sold with 25-hp or smaller engines (in the USA) have relatively simple emissions controls referred to as Tier III emission controls.
Tractors sold with >25-hp engines require more complex, more costly EPA mandated emissions controls referred to as Tier IV emission controls. This is ALL brands of tractors. Tier IV is "new" in the last two years.
I think you will be fine with a 25-hp tractor. If you want something with more horsepower you may as well go to 35-hp because the factory addition Tier IV emission controls is costly, and not value efficient until you get to 35-hp. I believe new tractor sales in the 26-hp to 30-hp segment are thin at present.
All Kubota sub-compact BX models are <25-hp, so are Tier III
Slightly larger Kubota 'B' models fall on both side of the 25-hp divide.
One larger, heavier Kubota model, the L2501, a compact, rather than subcompact model, has a 25-hp engine and, therefore, is Tier III.
I recommend a Kubota B2320 (Tier III) or a Kubota L2501 (Tier III)
Kubota BX tractors are great lawn/turf mowing machines. Normally they use a Mid-Mount Mower (MMM) which is under the body of the tractor and comes in 54" and 60" widths. Great mowers but a little small for other tasks.
Some tractor owners prefer to mow turf with a 3-Point Hitch mounted Finish Mower towed behind the tractor. This would be my choice.
Kubota B2320 is a tad larger than a BX, which makes it easier to mount implements on the Three Point Hitch. A B2320 is about the same weight as similarly equipped BX.
L2501 is larger yet, and about 1,200 pounds heavier than the B2320. I think you need a Kubota L2501.
For dealing with shrubs, small trees and light grading, I recommend a $330 Ratchet Rake bucket attachment. These are sold by the T-B-N store, which has more information. Delivery by convenient FedEx. (STORE button at top of this page.)
Ratchet Rake on YOUTUBE:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=RATCHET+RAKE
Kubota L2501 Web Page:
Compact Tractors | L2501 | Kubota Tractor Corporation
Tractors have neither VINs nor titles. Tractors are prime targets for thieves. Build your tractor storage first or bring in a CONNEX container to lock up your tractor within, then build your house. Otherwise your new tractor may go to Mexico in short order. Stolen tractors are very, very, seldom recovered.
I have owned one John Deere tractor and two Kubota tractors, never a Korean tractor. I have shopped the Kioti and LS brands and been favorably impressed.