We Buy Rural and Vacant Land in North Carolina

We are a small, family-run buyer, not a call center. You deal with the same person from your first call through closing, we buy in nine North Carolina counties, and every closing runs through a North Carolina attorney with your funds held in escrow until the deed transfers. If we cannot make you an offer that works, we will tell you straight rather than waste your time.

Absolutely, we love to chat with our prospective clients and we would prefer it if you called. You can reach us at this number: 978-310-0503. Once we qualify your property, you will receive a personal call back from a member of our team typically within 1-3 business days, and many times within 24 hours.

All the information we have is from public records. Specifically, all private property owners are registered with the county in which their property is located. This information is available to the public and searchable. However, we never share your personal information with any third-party data collectors or advertisers.

In most instances, we can make an offer in 1-5 business days. However, some deals are more complex and do require more research on our end.

We love of helping people start a lifelong legacy by investing in land. We resell all properties we acquire.

A purchase agreement, or PA, is simply our agreement that you want to sell your property to us. The PA spells out all the terms and the final purchase price, the $ amount you will receive at closing.

Submitting online is the fastest way to reach us. In most cases we can make you an offer within 1 to 5 business days.

We determine our offer price based on several factors such as location, topography, acreage of the property, and proximity to roads and utilities.

Some transactions can close in as little as five days. However, others may take four to six weeks. Closings run through our North Carolina closing attorney, who holds the funds in escrow until the deed transfers.

You do not need to hire your own agent or attorney. Every one of our closings already runs through a North Carolina real estate attorney, whose office holds the funds in escrow until the deed transfers, so an independent professional is involved either way. There are no fees or commissions charged to you. What we offer you is what you get. If you would also like your own attorney to review the agreement, that is completely fine with us.

Yes, if the back taxes are within reason, we will assume them when the transaction is complete.

Yes – we are still interested. Lost deeds, deceased owners, and bad location are all problems that we can work through.

Yes, once you sign it, it becomes a legally binding offer for us to purchase your property. We reserve the right to decline transactions based on our investment criteria, available funds for purchase, title deficiencies, or any other factor we deem appropriate.