Tell us about your land and we'll review it. You can compare a direct offer with listing through an agent. Start with your state below, or send the details you already have.
Tell us where your land is and how to reach you. We may ask for more details after reviewing it.
Choose your state for a land-selling guide and county resources. These pages help you find records and ask better questions about a sale.
Find your county for local land-selling help.
Start with the state, county and size. Add a parcel number if you know it. Tell us about road access, utilities and any taxes or loans still owed. Not sure about something? Say so.
If we make an offer, check the price and written terms. Ask who pays each cost and what the buyer still needs to check. Compare the money you would keep with your other choices.
If you choose to sell, confirm the parcel, price, deadlines and payment steps before signing. Ask who will handle the closing and what documents they need from you.
A direct offer gives you one buyer to consider. An agent can help you market the land to more buyers. Neither route promises a certain price or closing date.
| Question | Direct buyer | Listing with an agent |
|---|---|---|
| Who sees the land? | The buyer reviews it before deciding on an offer. | The agent markets it to possible buyers. |
| What costs should I check? | Ask who pays closing costs and how amounts owed are handled. | Ask about the agent fee, marketing costs and closing costs. |
| What could delay the sale? | Ownership records, buyer checks or missing documents. | Finding a buyer, financing, buyer checks or missing documents. |
Ask an agent for a land-marketing plan and a written fee quote. For any offer, compare the price, costs, deadlines and conditions together.
Use our land offer worksheet or read what to ask a land agent.
You can send details for a vacant lot, wooded acreage, farm land or a parcel with a harder problem. Each property needs a separate review.
Tell us whether a public road reaches the land and what you know about water, power and sewer or septic. If access crosses someone else's land, share any written agreement you have.
Share the names on the deed and whether there are other owners. Let us know about a loan, unpaid taxes or an estate. We may need more records before an offer or closing.
Tell us whether you want to sell one parcel or several, and whether you have a deadline. You can start even if you don't know every answer.
See the simple land document checklist for a place to start.
Here are the most common questions we hear from landowners who are considering selling their vacant land for cash.
