Frequently Asked Questions

When we make an offer on your property it will be at a wholesale price. Many different variables can affect the offer as well. Things such as, size and location are heavily weighed. Other factors include nearness to existing utilities and possibility of future improvements.

We buy properties in areas that are deeply depressed, places that have not grown or changed in 30 or more years. The properties we target are usually owners that are tired of paying taxes on something that is not benefitting them.

Our goal is to get cash in your pocket in six weeks. Generally, once you make a request for an offer we will send it to you in about one week. After you accept the offer we order a copy of the deed. This process takes about four weeks; however, if you have a copy of the deed this can be expedited. We will send you check as soon as we receive the signed and notarized deed back from you.

No, we do not close in escrow. We handle the entire closing ourselves.

Absolutely nothing! We pay all the fees and expenses associated with buying your property.

We hold on to the property as a long-term investment. We are not developers and will not improve on the property while we hold them.

As long as the deed was originally recorded with the County Clerk we can obtain the necessary documents at no cost to you.

We will look carefully at your situation. Please make us aware of this when you fill out the online form or when you call us. We will do the necessary research to make a decision on the potential purchase of your property.

Yes! We will research the property and make you an offer.

At no extra fee to you, we will research the property and prepare all the necessary paperwork for you to sell your land.

Yes! This is very common for us to buy land in remote areas.

We only buy vacant land. If there are improvements such as a house, trailer house, office building or warehouse, we will not be able to purchase your property. If, however, it is a small cabin or shed, we may be able to make you an offer.