We regularly review public records to identify vacant land that fits what we’re looking for. Your property came up as a potential match based on location and basic characteristics.

You submit your parcel info, we review it, and call you with a cash offer. If you accept, we send a simple agreement to sign electronically. Then we open escrow and close through a local title company. You sign, you get paid. That’s it.

No. We cover all customary closing costs, including title and escrow fees. The amount shown in the agreement is the amount you receive, minus any existing liens or balances owed on the property.

Once an agreement is signed, closings typically occur within about 10–15 business days, depending on title clearance. Sometimes sooner, sometimes slightly longer if there are title issues to resolve.

The price in your agreement is the net amount you receive, minus any existing liens or balances on the property. We pay all closing costs, including title and escrow fees, so there are no surprise deductions at closing. In many cases, the number on the contract is the exact amount that ends up in your account.

Payment is usually sent by wire transfer at closing. If documents are signed early enough in the day and your bank allows it, funds are often available the same day. Otherwise, they’re typically available the next business day, depending on your bank.

One of the advantages of selling to us is how quickly you can access your money. We typically send payment by wire transfer, rather than by check, so funds are usually available immediately upon receipt, subject to your bank’s policies. Because many sellers want access to their money right away, we cover the additional cost of sending a wire instead of issuing a check through escrow or the closing office—unless you instruct us otherwise.

Closings are handled by a licensed title company or attorney, depending on the state. This ensures a professional, neutral process.

We cover all closing costs, so our offer is the amount you will net in your pocket, minus any outstanding balance on the land. Most land owners do not have mortgages or liens on the property, so the offered price is quite often the closing price as we pay for the current year's taxes.

That’s a fair question. We’re a real U.S.-based company with a physical location, a published phone number, and a verifiable record with the Florida Department of Corporations. We close through local licensed title companies or attorneys, not privately or online-only. You never send us any money or documents, and nothing moves forward until the title company or attorney gives you and us the OK.

We purchase land directly and close through professional closing agents. In some cases, we may take title in a different entity, but the process and your closing do not change.

You don’t need to resolve any of that. We do our own research on zoning, access, utilities, and other property details as part of our review. You are not required to make representations, order reports, or improve the land in any way. We buy vacant land as-is, even when it’s off-grid, landlocked, or difficult to develop.

That depends on your priorities. Selling through an agent might result in a higher price someday, but it often involves commissions, closing costs, improvements, marketing time, and months—or years—of uncertainty. Our offer is based on today’s cash value, factoring in speed, certainty, and the costs you avoid. Many sellers decide the ability to sell now, eliminate future expenses, and move on outweighs the possibility of a higher price later.

A broker can be a good option if you’re willing to wait for a buyer, pay commissions, and invest time and money to prepare the property for the market. We’re a better fit if you value speed, simplicity, and certainty. There are no listings, no showings, no commissions, and no ongoing costs while you wait for a buyer. We make a direct cash offer, close through a professional title company or attorney, and handle the process from start to finish. If you’re unsure which option makes the most sense, you’re welcome to compare.

That’s common with vacant land. Any delinquent taxes or tax liens are typically paid at closing from the sale proceeds. You don’t need to handle that in advance.

That’s okay. Many sellers we work with inherited land or haven’t dealt with it in years. We work with the closing agent to identify what’s needed and help guide the process.

Title issues happen, especially with older or inherited land. We work with the closing agent to resolve them when possible. If they can’t be resolved, you’re not forced to proceed.

We research access, zoning, utilities, wetlands, and other factors during our due diligence period. You’re never required to solve those issues.

That’s very common. Most closings are handled remotely, and documents can be signed from home. Funds are typically sent by wire transfer.