Frequently Asked Questions

You can — and if your land is prime, buildable, and you're not in a hurry, that might net more. But if you want certainty, speed, and zero fees, selling direct usually wins on the math that matters.

We'll show you the comparable sales behind it — then go get a second opinion if you'd like. We'd rather you be confident than rushed.

Yes, though all owners (or their authorized representatives) will need to sign. We've coordinated many multi-heir closings and can walk everyone through it.

Vacant residential lots, rural acreage, farmland, timber tracts, desert and mountain parcels, infill city lots, inherited parcels, and tax-delinquent land — in all 50 states.

A licensed title company prepares the deed and settlement statement, you sign (in person or electronically), and funds are wired to your account. No drama.

On a case-by-case basis, depending on the other owners and the situation. Send us the details and we'll give you an honest yes or no.

Nope — that's the point. You sell straight to us, so there's nobody taking a cut. Land agents charge 6-10% when they bother with land at all; with us that money stays yours.

No. We buy as-is — overgrowth, old structures, dumped junk, all of it. Don't spend a dollar or a weekend on cleanup.

Usually not. Clouded titles, missing heirs, old judgments — our title partners resolve these regularly. We'll tell you upfront if something looks unfixable, but that's rare.

None on your side. No commission, no closing costs, no hidden deductions. The offer amount is what you receive (minus any payoffs like back taxes, which we'll itemize).

Usually yes. The lien gets satisfied out of the closing funds — we'll lay out the exact numbers for you before you commit to anything.

Anything you've got: tax bill, deed, parcel number. Got nothing? Give us the county and a general location and we'll track it down ourselves.

Yes. No legal access lowers the value, but we've bought plenty of landlocked parcels. It's a pricing factor, not a dealbreaker.