The process

How selling your land to us works

From first form to cash in hand — including the parts other buyers gloss over.

Tell us about your land

Fill out the short form on this site: the state and county the land is in, and roughly how many acres it is. That's genuinely all we need to start. If you have the parcel number (APN) from a tax bill, adding it speeds things up, but it's optional. Nothing about this step commits you to anything — you're just asking a question: "what would you pay for my land?"

What we need from you
State, county, rough acreage
What it costs
Nothing
How long
About a minute

We research the parcel

Within 24–48 hours, we and our buying partners look at what comparable parcels have actually sold for in your county, then check the practical details that affect value: legal road access, utilities nearby, terrain, zoning, and whether there are back taxes or liens (those usually get paid out of the sale, not by you). You don't need to do anything during this step — no showings, no photos, no visits.

What we need from you
Nothing
What happens
County records + comparable sales research
How long
24–48 hours

You get a written cash offer

We send you a real number in writing, by email (and by phone if you prefer). Cash offers on land typically run 40–70% of full market value — that discount is what pays for the speed, certainty, and zero fees. If the number works, great. If not, no hard feelings: there's no obligation, no follow-up pressure, and the offer usually stays good for a while if you change your mind.

What we need from you
A yes, a no, or a question
What happens
A written offer, in plain English
How long
Take the time you need

Close on your timeline, get paid

If you accept, we open escrow with a title company, which makes sure the title transfers cleanly and the money changes hands safely. You sign the deed in front of a notary — near you or by mail; most sellers never visit the property. Standard closing costs are covered by the buyer. At closing, funds are sent to you by check or wire.

What we need from you
Signatures, near home or by mail
What happens
Title company escrow + recorded deed
How long
Typically 2–4 weeks, or longer if you want

Honest expectations

A cash sale trades some value for speed and certainty. If your land is easy to sell, in a hot market, and you can wait 6–12 months and pay an agent, listing it may net you more. If you want it done — no fees, no showings, no waiting — that’s what we’re for. Our free land value estimator can help you see the trade-off before you even talk to us.

Ready for your number?

Tell us about your land and get a written cash offer within 24–48 hours.

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