We're a direct buyer of land. If you're thinking about selling, our team can review the property and talk through the next step with you.
You may have inherited land, moved away or changed your plans. Selling can feel like a big job when you don't know where to start.
Start with the state, county and a way to reach you. If you have a tax bill or parcel number, that can help us find the right land. You don't need to have every detail ready.
We review the land before deciding whether to make an offer. You can ask questions, compare other options and decide what works for you. Sending your details doesn't commit you to a sale.
Tell us about access, the land's size and any questions you have. We may ask for more details after the first review.
Before accepting an offer, check the price, costs, deadlines and what the buyer still needs to review.
You can compare offers or talk with an agent. Take time to choose the route that fits your plans.
Start with the state, county and about how many acres you own. A recent tax bill can help. It often lists a parcel number, which is the county’s number for that piece of land.
Tell us how you get to the land and whether it has woods, open ground or buildings. Mention anyone who rents or uses it. If you don’t know an answer, say so. You can send the details you have and ask what would help next.
You don’t need to clear the land or plan a buyer’s project before asking about an offer. Keep any survey, lease or road-access papers you already have. Our land seller document checklist can help you get started.
If you’re handling inherited land or helping settle a loved one’s estate, take it one step at a time. Keep the estate papers with your land records. The attorney handling the closing can help work out who needs to sign.
You can ask about your selling options while you gather missing details. Sending us a form doesn’t mean you’ve agreed to a sale.
You may want to list with an agent, find a buyer yourself or compare direct offers. Think about how much help you want, your timing and the money you would keep.
Get the answers in writing before signing. A made-up $80,000 offer with $5,000 in selling costs leaves $75,000 before loans or unpaid taxes. The highest price may not leave the most money. Our land offer worksheet helps you compare the actual terms.
Need general selling help first? Find your state’s land-selling guide, or learn how to estimate your land’s value. If you’d like us to review your land, use the form or contact our team.
Pete Reese
President
Markos Kantilierakis
Executive Assistant
Carolina Lombardi
Transaction Manager
Rickstan Evangelista
Lead & Due Diligence Manager
Stephen Carlevato
Land Consultant
Find your state in our land-selling guides. Each guide can help you learn where to look for local records.
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Questions? Call us at 888-850-5755
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