Is there any cost or obligation to get an offer?
No. We research the property and give you a number. If you don't like it, say no and we'll leave you alone. You never pay us anything — we're the buyer.
Why is your offer below the listing prices I see online?
Because those are asking prices, not sale prices, and they don't account for what comes out. When you list land, you typically pay a commission, wait months, keep paying taxes, and often pay for a survey or perc test to attract a buyer. We buy as-is, pay cash, cover the closing costs, and close in a few weeks. Compare what you'd net, not what someone is asking.
What's the catch?
There isn't one, but here's how we make money, plainly: we buy land at a price that leaves us room to resell or improve it. That's our business. In exchange, you get certainty, speed, and no expenses. If that trade isn't worth it to you, listing with an agent may be the better move — and we'll say so.
I owe back taxes. Can I still sell?
Usually, yes. Back taxes and most liens are paid out of the sale at closing. In many cases the sale is exactly what resolves them.
I inherited the land and live out of state. Is that a problem?
Not at all — it's one of the most common situations we handle. Closings can be done remotely with a licensed attorney or title company, and documents signed electronically or notarized where you are.
My lot doesn't perc, or I'm not sure it has road access.
Tell us. We buy lots with access and buildability problems, and we do that homework ourselves during due diligence. You don't need to pay for a survey or a perc test to sell to us.
Who actually closes the sale?
A licensed North Carolina closing attorney or a title company — never us directly. They handle the deed, the title search, and the funds. Your money comes from them.
Will you keep texting or calling me?
Only about your property, and only if you want. Tell us to stop and we stop, on the first request. Reply STOP to any text and it ends immediately.
