FAQ

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Answers to the questions owners ask most.

You have several options for signing. The easiest is electronic: we send the agreement by email for you to sign online, and we receive the completed agreement once everyone who needs to sign has signed. You can also receive a PDF, print it, sign it, and scan it back to us. We can also mail the contract for your signature and return, or arrange an in-person signing. You choose the method most comfortable for you.

We begin our due diligence process. This usually takes 1 to 2 weeks. We usually need to run a few tests and have a few different contractors come out to the property, so don't be alarmed if anyone comes there. We will notify you of any visits. Once due diligence is done, we move to scheduling the closing.

Our standard contract period is 30 days, and we usually finalize within 2 to 3 weeks. Once the inspection period concludes, we promptly deposit the funds into escrow, and a title company coordinates the closing. You choose the closing date that suits you, and we will tell you early if anything affects the timing.

We research comparable land sales in the area and recent sales nearby, along with the parcel's size, access, and condition. Then we make you a straightforward cash offer. There are no commissions and no fees. Our offers are cash offers for a fast, certain sale, not listing prices. What you gain is certainty, speed, and no costs or hassle, and you decide if that trade is worth it to you.

In most cases, no. Closing paperwork can usually be signed remotely. If something requires you in person, we will tell you early so you can plan for it.

No. You sell directly to us, which is how the process stays simple. You are welcome to consult an agent or attorney at any point if you want independent advice.

We reply to every inquiry. Each property is researched individually, so timing depends on the details, but you will hear from us, not into a void.

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