Frequently Asked Questions

We review county records, parcel data, and GIS mapping for the property before we ever make contact. That research — location, access, ownership history, and property characteristics — is what our offer is based on, not a flat per-acre guess.

No. We cover closing costs directly. Back taxes and most liens are factored into our offer and cleared at closing as well. The rare exception is a lien that's too costly or legally impossible to clear — if that's the case with your property, we'll tell you plainly rather than promise something we can't deliver.

We're not limited to raw, vacant land — every property is evaluated individually based on location, condition, and price. The best way to find out if yours qualifies is to reach out and let us take a look.

Because we purchase with our own capital, there's no bank financing to wait on. Once we agree on a price, the timeline is mostly set by how quickly title work and paperwork can be completed, not by a lender's approval process.

Yes — inherited property is one of the more common situations we work with. If there are multiple heirs or open questions about title, our team, including a licensed real estate agent, a title company, and a surveyor when needed, helps sort out what's required before closing.

There's no marketing period, no showings, and no financing contingency, since we purchase with our own capital. A full side-by-side comparison is on our About page.