From about an acre to a few hundred.
Farm fields, pasture, woods and open acreage, with or without road frontage, leased or not. A current farm lease can stay in place through the sale.
- A farm or hunting lease on it is fine. We take it over or end it on the lease's own terms.
- No survey or soil test needed to get an offer. If we want one, we order it and pay for it.
- Part of a tract? If the piece can be divided off legally with access, we handle the survey and the split.
Get an offer on your land
A written offer or a straight answer within 24 hours.
Ground like yours.
The county, the size and the month we closed. No addresses, no sellers, no prices.
Parcel number to closing table.
One conversation, one written offer, one closing at a North Carolina attorney's office, or by mail if you live out of state.
Send the parcel
Address or parcel ID, the county, roughly how big. That's it. No survey, no soil test, nothing to fix first.
An offer or a straight answer
We pull the tax card, deed, GIS, soils and flood maps ourselves, then you get a written offer or an honest no.
Close and get paid
We pay for title, our survey and the closing. With clear title, the attorney wires your money in as little as 15 days.
“I have closed dozens of real estate transactions for them. I can say without hesitation that transactions with Justin and Brett are painless/predictable, and they always close.”
Before you call.
There's a farmer leasing the fields.
Tell us the terms. A lease generally carries over to the new owner; we talk to the farmer before anything changes.
I only want to sell part of it.
That works when the part can be legally divided off and still has access. We tell you after we see the parcel.