While typical real estate deals often involve shared closing costs between the buyer and seller, we cover 100% of closing costs as part of our standard business approach. With us, you won’t have to pay any expenses out of pocket!

Once we’ve completed our part, the deal is transferred to a title company. The timeline for closing, which can range from 1-4+ weeks, depends on factors like the title company’s workload or the complexity of the chain of title.

While closing with a notary may be faster, it’s less secure for both parties. That’s why we typically close with a title company for the majority of our deals, unless otherwise requested.

We provide a straightforward contract outlining the transaction conditions between the buyer and seller. Once you sign the purchase agreement, it may be sent to a title company to initiate escrow and complete the deal.

You will receive payment at the time of closing through a method of your choice. To ensure secure delivery of funds, we always utilize an independent third party such as a title company.

We’re not brokers – we’re genuine buyers. The amount we agree upon is the amount you’ll receive, with no commissions or fees. We’ll also cover all closing expenses, including unpaid property taxes. We’ll work closely with you and the title company to ensure a swift transaction and get you paid sooner.

We look at similar properties currently on the market or recent sale data to determine accurate pricing, then weigh that against the unique attributes of your parcel. Unfortunately we cannot pay retail price or thereabouts. However, we will provide a quick and painless closing process & cover all associated fees.

Yes, but if you’ve already received an offer from us, it’s unlikely we will substantially increase the amount unless your property has improvements we were unaware of. 

We take into account the assessed value when making an offer, but we understand that it may not directly reflect your land’s true market value. Assessments can be 1-15+ years out of date, and may rely on selectively reported sales data. Additionally, some counties have caps on maximum annual changes, which may not accurately represent current market trends.

Typically, we require just a signed purchase agreement, the deed, and a few signatures to complete the transaction. However, additional documentation may be needed if the land is owned by an LLC, trust, or if the owner has passed away.

No worries, we’ll request a copy from the county public records.

We generally require legal and/or physical access when purchasing a property, although exceptions are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Legal access may encompass public road access, subdivision platted roads, or an easement with a neighboring property.

We connect with our network of investors, clients, and builders to outsource, wholesale or improve the land. Sometimes we will hold the property long-term.

Yes, although our primary focus is on buying land in areas where we are familiar with. If you’ve received an offer from us, it’s likely because we have previous experience doing business in your region. 

You’re welcome to reach out to us via email or text at your convenience. If you’ve previously contacted us by phone, you can also request a call back and we’ll strive to follow up within 24-48 hours.