If you received a letter from us in the mail that included an offer amount, this number is based on the general location of your property using a standard investment model. Once you reach out and we learn additional information about your property, we can then determine if this number should be adjusted (higher or lower) based on the specific location and characteristics of your property, as well as any changes to our investment strategy.

We base our offers on market data, including recent sales of similar properties in your area, current market trends and demand, and our estimated marketing and transaction costs. Other factors that affect the offer price are the size of the land, access, zoning, and physical attributes (i.e., topography, water features, timber, soil type, utilities, structures, wetlands/flood zone).

Lastly, our disposition strategy for the property will also influence the offer price. Whether we intend to perform minor or major improvements to the property and resell it, hold it for long term investment, subdivide it, or develop it, these are all considerations that will affect the final offer price. For these reasons, we always encourage you to reach out to us no matter what offer amount was in our initial letter.

Simply fill out our online form with your property details. We’ll review it and reach out to you within just a few business days to discuss your property. After that initial conversation, we will be able to make you a no obligation cash offer.

We buy all types of vacant land, including rural, suburban, residential, agricultural, and even infill lots. If you're unsure whether your property qualifies, feel free to contact us for a quick evaluation.

Yes. We buy “as is”, meaning you don’t need to make any improvements, clear debris, or do anything before selling. However, depending on the land improvements or services needed, we may adjust our final offer to account for these expenses.

No. We cover all closing costs and there are no commissions. The offer we give you is the amount you will receive.

We would still be interested in purchasing your land. We will typically cover the cost of any back taxes, depending on how much owed. For liens, we would need to conduct further due diligence before deciding whether we can move forward with the purchase.

Still reach out to us and we will evaluate your situation. Through our network of title companies and real estate attorneys, we can help guide you through the process required to clear up these issues.

In most cases, we can close within 30 days, depending on the title process and your availability. We will work around your schedule.

Selling your vacant land through a realtor has its advantages, particularly the potential to sell closer to market value. If you have the time and patience for the process, this could be the right option for you. When working with a real estate agent, you’ll need to factor in closing costs and agent commissions, along with any necessary preparations to make your land “market-ready.” These steps may include debris cleanup, land clearing, surveys, and soil tests. In addition, some potential buyers may require financing, which can delay or complicate the process. When you work with us, we won’t charge commissions, there are no showings, and you don’t have to wait months for a buyer. It’s the simplest, fastest way to sell land.

We obtain all of our information from the county or parish government offices in which your property is located. All property ownership records are public information and available to those who request it.