We buy vacant lots and acreage straight from the owner. No agent, no commission, no fees, and nothing for you to figure out. Tell us where it is and we'll tell you what we can pay.
Not sure you want to sell? Call anyway. Plenty of people just want to know what it's worth, and that conversation is free.
Empty land quietly costs you every year and gives nothing back. Here's everything that would normally land on your plate when you go to sell it — and where it goes instead.
There's no agent and no listing agreement, so nothing comes off the top. What we agree on is what you're paid.
We cover title work, recording, and closing fees. You never bring money to the table.
If the parcel needs a new survey before it can close, we order it and we pay for it.
Owe the county? It gets settled out of the sale proceeds at closing, not out of your pocket beforehand.
Deed, disclosures, title company coordination — we set it up and walk you through what you're signing.
The day it closes, the annual bill stops being yours. No more paying to hold onto something you're not using.
This is the whole thing. There's no step four, and nothing gets sprung on you later.
Give us the address or parcel number and roughly how big it is. Don't know the details? That's normal — we can look most of it up while we're talking. No obligation, and nobody's going to pressure you.
About 10 minutesWe pull the county records and check access, zoning, and the lay of the land. Then you get a written cash offer with the price and closing date spelled out. Sit with it as long as you want.
Usually 2–5 daysThe paperwork is short — a few pages, no fine-print maze. It comes to you by email through DocuSign, so you can read it and sign from your laptop or phone in a few minutes without printing, scanning, or driving anywhere. A licensed title company handles closing, and funds go out the same day it records.
Typically 2–4 weeksWe'd rather tell you up front than waste your afternoon. If your parcel isn't a fit, say so on the phone and we'll happily point you toward someone who can help.
We go through public county records looking for vacant parcels that fit what we're looking for, then reach out to the owner directly. That's the whole story — your name came from the same records anyone can search. If you'd rather not hear from us again, just say so and we'll take you off the list.
No. We're the buyer. No listing agreement, no commission, no marketing period. We buy the parcel ourselves with our own funds.
Recent sales of similar parcels nearby, then adjustments for access, zoning, utilities, slope, and what it would take to make the lot buildable. We're happy to walk you through the math — you should know how we got to the number.
We make a fair offer, and we'll walk you through how we got to it. Worth comparing it against what a listing would actually net you after commission, closing costs, property taxes while you wait, and months of uncertainty.
Not at all, and it's more common than you'd think. As long as the heirs agree to sell, the title company sorts out the signatures and any probate steps. We've been through it plenty of times.
No. No fees to us at any point, and we cover the closing costs. Getting an offer is free and there's nothing to sign to get one.
Not much, and no. It's a short purchase agreement and then the closing documents — you'll spend more time reading them than signing them. Everything comes by email through DocuSign, so you can do it from a laptop or your phone wherever you are. If a notary is required, most title companies can send one to your house or handle it by video. Plenty of the people we buy from live out of state and never set foot in the county.
Then that's that. Nothing is binding until you sign a purchase agreement, and there's no charge for the offer. Stick it in a drawer and call us in two years if you feel like it.
Call or text and we'll take it from there. We usually pick up, and if we miss you we'll get back the same day. No cost, no obligation, and nothing to sign to find out what we'd pay.
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