Question 1

What types of land do you purchase?

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We focus on vacant land — recreational, rural, and residential parcels. Every property is reviewed on its own merits. If a property isn't a fit, we'll let you know.

Question 2

Do I need to know my parcel number?

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It's helpful, but not required. Share what you know and we'll research the rest.

Question 3

What if I inherited the property?

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That's a common situation. Let us know in the form and we'll walk you through what we typically need.

Question 4

What if I live in another state?

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That's fine. Most of our sellers do not live near their property. Everything can be handled remotely through a title company or other appropriate closing professional.

Question 5

What if I owe property taxes?

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In many cases we can still work with you. Please share what you know about any balances so we can review.

Question 6

Does submitting my property guarantee an offer?

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No. Submitting a property does not obligate you to sell and does not guarantee that an offer will be made.

Question 7

Am I required to accept an offer?

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No. If we make an offer, you're free to review, ask questions, negotiate, or decline.

Question 8

How is an offer calculated?

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We consider recent comparable sales, property access, taxes, restrictions, and other factors relevant to that specific property.

Question 9

How long does the process take?

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It varies based on the property, title work, and the timeline that works for you. We'll be transparent about what to expect.

Question 10

Who handles the closing?

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Closings are handled through a title company, attorney, or other appropriate closing professional.

Question 11

Do I need a real estate agent?

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You are welcome to work with an agent if you'd like. Many owners choose to work with us directly.

Question 12

What documents may be needed?

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Typically a deed and identification, plus anything you have related to the property (surveys, tax bills, maps). We'll tell you specifically what we need.

Question 13

Can I sell only part of my property?

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Sometimes. Let us know what you're considering and we'll look into it.

Question 14

How do I learn more about a property?

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Each property page includes details, pricing, and an inquiry form. Send us your questions and we'll follow up.

Question 15

Is owner financing available?

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For some listings, yes. Each property page shows whether financing is offered and the terms.

Question 16

How do I reserve a property?

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Contact us through the property's inquiry form and we'll explain the current reservation options for that listing.

Question 17

Are property boundaries surveyed?

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Not always. Boundaries shown online are approximate unless based on a current licensed survey. Buyers should independently verify.

Question 18

Can I build on the property?

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Building requirements are determined by the county and other authorities. Buyers are responsible for confirming zoning and building rules for their intended use.

Question 19

Are utilities available?

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Utility availability varies by property. Review the property page and confirm with the appropriate utility providers before purchase.

Question 20

What due diligence should I complete?

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Confirm zoning, access, utilities, restrictions, taxes, boundaries, and suitability for your intended use with the appropriate sources.

Question 21

Are there additional fees?

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Any document, closing, or other fees applicable to a specific property are shown on that property's page.

Question 22

How are documents signed?

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Most closings can be handled remotely through a title company or attorney using standard electronic or notarized documents.

Question 23

How does closing work?

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Closings are coordinated through a title company, attorney, or other appropriate closing professional.

Question 24

Can I visit the property?

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In most cases, yes. Please reach out through the property's inquiry form to discuss access.

Question 25

What happens if a property is under contract?

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It may still return to available if the transaction doesn't close. Joining the property list is the best way to stay informed.

Common questions.

For sellers

For buyers