Questions landowners ask us most

We look at your parcel's location, size, access, zoning, and recent comparable land sales in the area, along with any county records on file. From there we factor in closing costs and holding time to arrive at a fair cash number, which we send to you in writing.

No. There are no listing fees, agent commissions, or hidden deductions. Standard closing costs on our purchase are covered by us, not you.

Most closings take a few weeks once the title company has cleared the file, though timelines vary by county and property. If you need more time, we're happy to work around your schedule.

That's common and usually not a dealbreaker. Back taxes are typically settled out of the sale proceeds at closing through the title company, and we factor them into your offer up front.

We work with heirs and co-owners regularly. All owners of record will typically need to sign the closing documents, and the title company can walk everyone through what's required based on how the property was inherited or titled.

No. You're selling directly to us, so there's no agent required on your end. You're always welcome to have an attorney or advisor review any agreement before you sign.

A licensed, independent title company handles the transaction — verifying the deed, clearing title issues, and disbursing your funds. We never collect payment directly from you or hold your funds ourselves.

Never. Submitting your information costs nothing and creates no obligation. You're free to review any offer, ask questions, and decide not to move forward at any point before signing a purchase agreement.

We evaluate vacant land nationwide. Submit your property's location through our form and we'll let you know right away whether it's an area we're actively buying in.

Yes. We use your information to evaluate your property and communicate with you about a potential purchase, and we don't sell it to third parties. See our Privacy Policy for full details.

Yes. We reach out to landowners by mail, phone, and text as part of how we find properties to purchase. Visit our Got a Letter? page for details on what to expect and how to respond.