How Selling Your Land Works
Three steps. Zero fees. Cash in your hands. We made the process as simple as it gets — because selling land should not be complicated.
From Your First Call to Cash in Hand
Most of our sellers close within 14 to 21 days. Here is exactly what that journey looks like.
Tell Us About Your Property
Start by filling out our short online form or giving us a call at 888-401-2669. We will ask you a few basic questions — the property address, approximate acreage, and your situation. That is it.
You do not need surveys, appraisals, or legal documents to get started. We do our own research using county records and market data. All you need to do is reach out. Takes about two minutes.
We buy in Florida, Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi.
Receive Your Free Cash Offer
Within 24 hours of your inquiry, one of our team members will come back to you with a written cash offer. We base our number on real comparable sales in your county, the size and condition of the land, access, zoning, and current market conditions in your area.
We walk you through how we arrived at the number. No mystery. No take-it-or-leave-it pressure. If you have questions, we answer them directly. The offer costs you nothing and commits you to nothing.
Not happy with the offer? No hard feelings. You can walk away at no cost with no obligation whatsoever.
Choose Your Closing Date and Get Paid
Once you accept, you pick the closing date. Need to close in two weeks? Done. Need 60 days for personal reasons? Also fine. We work around your schedule, not ours.
We handle every piece of paperwork, work with a trusted title company, and cover all closing costs ourselves. On the day of closing, your money is sent via wire transfer or certified check, whichever you prefer. You walk away with cash. No deductions. No surprises.
Most sellers close in 14 to 21 days. We have closed in as few as 7 days when needed.
Ready to get started? It takes two minutes.
No fees. No commissions. We cover all closing costs.
How We Come Up With
Your Offer Number
This is the question every seller deserves a straight answer to. Here is exactly how we calculate what we pay for land.
Recent Comparable Sales
We look at what similar parcels in your county and surrounding area have actually sold for — not just what they were listed at. Real closed sales give us the most accurate picture of current market value.
Size, Shape, and Topography
A flat, square parcel is easier to develop or sell than an oddly shaped or heavily sloped one. We factor in the usable area of your land, not just the total acreage on the deed.
Road Access and Utilities
Land with paved road frontage and utility access is worth more than landlocked acreage. We assess what is available and price accordingly. If your land is landlocked, we still buy it — we just factor that into our offer.
Zoning and Permitted Use
Residential, agricultural, commercial, and recreational land all carry different values. We check the local zoning records and factor in what the land can legally be used for.
Back Taxes or Liens
If there are outstanding taxes or liens on the property, we account for those in our offer and often help resolve them as part of the closing process. It is not a dealbreaker — it is just something we price in transparently.
We never lowball and disappear. If you ask us to break down our number, we will. That is just how we do business.
Get your free offer. No cost. No obligation.
What We Handle So You Do Not Have To
From the moment you accept our offer, you are mostly done. Here is what our team takes care of on our end.
A note on transparency You are always welcome to have your own attorney review any documents before you sign. We encourage it. There is nothing in our paperwork that should give anyone pause.
Title Search
We confirm ownership and check for any issues that need to be resolved before closing. You do not need to dig up old deeds or track down records yourself.
Handled by usPurchase Agreement
A simple, plain-English contract with no confusing clauses. Every term is written to be understood by a regular person, not just a lawyer.
Handled by usLicensed Title Company Coordination
We work with a neutral, licensed title company that protects both parties in the transaction. They act as the independent third party that makes the process official and clean.
Handled by usDeed Preparation
We prepare all transfer documents correctly and make sure everything is filed properly with the county. No guesswork, no missing signatures, no delays caused by paperwork errors.
Handled by usClosing Cost Coverage
We pay all closing costs entirely. Nothing is deducted from your offer. The number we agreed to is the number you receive. Period.
Paid by usFund Disbursement
Your payment goes out on closing day. Wire transfer or certified check, whichever you prefer. No waiting around after the paperwork is done. You close, you get paid.
Same day as closing
We Have Seen Every Situation.
Yours Is Not Too Complicated.
Some sellers have clean, straightforward properties. Others have land with complications. Either way, we handle it.
Inherited Land
Many landowners come to us after inheriting property from a parent or relative. Sometimes there is probate involved, sometimes the title needs to be cleared. We work with title companies who handle this regularly and can guide you through it step by step.
Back Taxes Owed
If your land has accumulated property taxes you have not been able to pay, you are not alone. We buy tax-delinquent land regularly and either factor the taxes into the offer or help arrange for them to be settled at closing.
Out-of-State Owners
You do not need to travel to close. We can complete the entire transaction remotely, from the initial offer to the final signing. Most out-of-state sellers never set foot on the property before we close.
Land You Have Never Even Visited
It happens more than you would think. People inherit or purchase land they have never seen. That is completely fine. We use satellite imagery, county records, and local market data to assess the property without requiring you to be there.
Multiple Heirs or Co-Owners
If you own the land with siblings, family members, or other parties, we can still buy it. All owners simply need to agree and sign. We are experienced with these situations and can help facilitate clear communication to keep the process moving.