The Fair Land Buyers Process: What to Expect

1. What Information Do We Require?

To make a cash offer, we’ll need some key details:

Location (county and state) of your land
Your desired timeline for selling
Any existing structures or utilities on the property
Photos or land surveys

This helps us generate an accurate and competitive cash offer.

How Fast Can We Close on Your Land?

We typically close land deals within 30 days, partnering with an attorney or
title company based on your state’s requirements.
Once the deed is recorded, you’ll have cash in hand and your land sold!

Our Commitment to Fair Offers

Lowballing isn’t our business model. We focus on offering the highest cash
value to stay ahead of the competition and create satisfied customers.
Our business relies on fair deals, and that’s how we continue to buy land across the country.

Why Our Offer Stands Out

What sets our offer apart? It’s our commitment to transparency. We display our team’s faces on our site,
so you know exactly who you’re working with. Our 5-star reviews are a testament to our credibility,
especially compared to companies with no reviews. We recommend getting more than one offer,
but be cautious—if an offer seems too good to be true, it likely is.

Why Sell Your Land to Us Rather Than Listing It Yourself?

Why sell to us instead of listing your land on your own?
Our business is built on making land sales simple and straightforward—for you, the seller!
Selling land on your own can quickly become complicated and time-consuming.
We handle the hard work so you can enjoy a quick, easy, and hassle-free sale.

What to Expect When Selling Your Land Yourself

1. Hiring a Title Company or Attorney: For land valued at $100k or more, you’ll need a title company.
   If it’s worth less, you may need to hire an attorney or manage the closing process yourself. Title charges can reach around $5k.
2. Recording the Deed: The deed must be recorded in the county records office where your land is located.
3. Notary Requirements: You’ll need to pay for a notary to verify your signature on closing documents.
4. Finding a Buyer: Without an agent, finding a buyer could take 6-9 months or longer. Lack of access to the MLS will further slow down the process.
5. Marketing and Agent Considerations: If you’re out of state, adding a For Sale sign or hiring an agent for a 10% commission might be necessary. But low-value land may not attract agents.
6. Negotiation Challenges: Be prepared to handle negotiations and the stress of buyers potentially backing out at the last minute.

Simplifying Your Land Sale: What You Should Know

Selling land differs greatly from selling a house.
We handle the intricate and time-consuming tasks involved in a land sale,
so all you have to do is receive a wire transfer to your bank account at closing.

To manage this work, we can’t offer full market value for your land.
If getting the highest price is your priority, you may want to consider taking on the sale yourself.
However, if you’re open to a slightly lower offer in exchange for a quick and seamless sale,
we may be exactly what you’re looking for.