We buy land with our own money, and we do our homework before we put a number in front of you. Here is every step, from the first phone call to the day you are paid.
You tell us about your land
Fill out the form on this page or call or text (678) 679-8895. All we need to start is your name, a phone number and the property address or parcel number.
A short first conversation
Someone from our team calls you, usually for five to ten minutes. We ask how the land is reached, a few questions about the property, and what you want from a sale, including your timing. We do not make an offer on this call. We research the land first.
We research the land and make an offer
We look at county records, recent land sales nearby, comparable properties, and what it would take to make the land usable. Then we call you with an offer. We are a business, and every offer includes a margin that pays for our research, the closing costs and the risk we take on. The number we give you is one we intend to close at, not an opening position we plan to work down.
You sign, and we check everything
Once you sign the purchase agreement, we put down earnest money and open a title search. You fill out a short questionnaire about the property, telling us what you know about it in writing. Then we do our due diligence, described below.
Closing, and your money
A title company or closing attorney prepares the documents and sends them to you to review. You sign in person or with a mobile notary who comes to you. Once the documents are recorded with the county, you receive your money by check or wire transfer, whichever you prefer. We pay the closing costs and there is no commission.
Buying land well means knowing exactly what we are buying. Before closing, we pay for:
A title search
A title company confirms you own the land and can pass it on with clear title that they will insure. We also confirm that the person selling is the owner of record, because vacant land is a common target for fraud.
Whether the land can be built on
Depending on the property, we confirm it has legal road access, that the soil can support a septic system, and we order a survey where one is needed.
A visit in person
Someone walks the property to confirm its condition, and that it is free of problems such as abandoned vehicles or RVs.
If our research turns up something that changes what the land is worth, such as no legal road access, we show you what we found and talk it through with you before anything else happens.
Every seller’s situation is different. Some want to close soon, and others would rather take more time. We tailor the closing timeline to what you need, and we are upfront about how that timeline shapes the offer.
