We Buy Land!

• We have provided a form to make the process as easy as possible.
• At minimum, you need to list the name the land property is listed under with the county, your contact information, and the state and county the property is located in.
• Adding as much information as possible is recommended and filling out the form as completely as possible will help us underwrite your contract and get you an offer in less time. 

• The market for land and lots is limited.
• It can often take months to sell property on your own.
• Finding conventional bank financing for land is difficult, which means you’ll typically have to find cash buyers for your property.
• You'll need to spend time and money on advertising, which can be challenging for a land/lot owner.
• If you decide to list your land/lot with a real-estate agent or broker, they may not commit their time or money to marketing your land/lot, as it can be difficult to sell, and commissions are small.

• Back taxes or dues are negotiated before reaching an agreement as part of our offer.
• In the case that money is owed in back taxes or dues, those amounts can be deducted from the final closing price. In some cases, when the back taxes or dues are minimal, we will cover them in advance to make the process simpler and easier for you.
• You will not have to spend any of your own money to sell your land/lot with us. 

• We aim to help provide the necessary resources to fix title issues when necessary.
• Depending on the state and county where the land is located we may be able to quiet the title, file probate, or take other actions to clear the title. 

No.

• We are real estate investors and wholesalers.
• When purchasing a distressed property we may purchase the property "as-is" for less than market value. 
• "At the sole decision of the purchaser, purchaser may or may not sell the interest in the purchase contract and may or may not make a profit." 

No.

• The US Army Corps of Engineers regulates wetlands and administers delineations and permits.
• The Florida Department of Environmental Protections oversees and can assess monetary fines when found in violation of Florida Statutes. -  Unauthorized dredging or filling of wetlands or other surface waters is a violation of Florida Statutes.
• DEP may require complete restoration of the unpermitted activity and can assess monetary fines of up to $10,000 daily per violation.   

• We make selling land as easy as possible and, best of all, cover all closing costs!
• Here is a list of the typical closing costs and expenses you’d expect to pay when selling a land property on your own. You can forget about paying any of these. We’ve got them covered!
• - Listing Fees
  - Advertising Costs
  - Photography costs to create a property listing
  - Broker Commissions
  - Title and Abstracting Fees
  - Escrow Fees
  - Deed and document prep fees
  - Recording Fees
  - Transfer Taxes