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JOCK BUYS LAND

Sell Your Land Fast For Cash

We Buy Land With No Fees, No Commissions.Sell Your Land Fast To A Nationwide Cash Land Buyer.

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  • Cash, and no commission taken out of it
  • Any condition, with nothing for you to fix
  • You pick the closing date

About Jock Buys Land

Twenty Years Of Buying Land

Jock, who buys land across the country.

Hi, I am Jock. As a cash land buyer, I help owners sell quickly and without the hassle. I have been buying land for more than twenty years, with my own money and for my own portfolio, so I know what a parcel is worth and I can give you a real number instead of a guess.

I believe in honesty, integrity and keeping my word no matter how a deal turns out. There is no agent in the middle, no listing, no commission and no bank that can pull financing a week before closing. When I give you a number, it is mine to give and I am the one who closes on it.

Whether you are facing foreclosure, need to relocate, inherited something you never asked for, or simply want a fast cash sale, I have almost certainly seen it before. None of it surprises me, and none of it makes it harder for me to buy.

If you are thinking about selling, send me the parcel or address and let me take it from there. I would like to make this easy for you.

What Happens Next

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    You Send The Parcel

    A parcel number or an address is enough. No survey, no walkthrough, nothing to prepare.

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    I Look It Up

    I pull the county records, the plat and the zoning on my end. You do nothing during this part.

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    One Number On A Short Call

    Fifteen minutes, one figure, and you decide. No is a complete answer and ends it.

A landlocked wooded parcel with no road access and an old barbed wire boundary in the trees.
Landlocked with no easement. I still want to hear about it.
A narrow creek running through the low corner of a rural parcel with wet ground and sedge grass.
A creek through the low corner. Wet ground does not put me off.

I Buy In Any Condition

Whatever the issue is with selling it, it does not make it harder for me to buy.

Inherited It
Did a parcel come to you that you have never even walked?
Back Taxes
Are the taxes behind on a lot that earns you nothing?
Landlocked
No road frontage and no easement? Still interested.
Wooded Or Wet
Timber, wetland, a creek or a slope. None of it disqualifies it.
No Utilities
No water, sewer or power at the road is normal for raw land.
Failed Perc
Did a septic test come back bad and kill your plans?
Odd Shape
A sliver, a flag lot or a remnant from an old survey.
Out Of State
Own it from somewhere else and want it gone?
A wooded vacant lot with clear frontage onto a two lane county road.
Frontage on a county road is the easiest kind of parcel I buy.
Open rolling acreage with mown grass, scattered hardwoods and an old wire fence line.
Acreage that has sat doing nothing for years. Still worth a number.

Selling To Me, Or Listing It

Both are real options. Here is the honest version of each so you can pick the one that fits.

Selling To Me
  • No agent and no commission.Land commissions run higher than houses, often ten percent. Not here.
  • No survey or perc test at your cost.You are not paying to prove anything before I make an offer.
  • Any parcel, any condition.Landlocked, wooded, wet, oddly shaped or with back taxes owing.
  • You pick the closing date.Fast if you need fast, later if you need time.
Listing With An Agent
  • Land sits far longer than houses.Vacant land routinely takes many months to sell on the open market.
  • Commission is usually higher.Land listings commonly carry a bigger percentage than residential.
  • Buyers want a survey and a perc test.Frequently at your expense, before anyone commits.
  • Taxes keep running while it sits.A lot that earns nothing still costs you every year.

If listing beats me on your place, I will say so.

A steep sloped piece of raw land with red clay showing through thin grass and young pines.
Too steep to build on is not too steep to sell.
A parcel corner with an orange survey marker and a wooden stake in tall grass.
Nobody is sure where the lines run. That is normal and I will pull it.

The Three Ways To Sell It

There are only three, and I will tell you straight which one usually wins.

  1. List it with an agent. Best price on paper, and the right answer for a clean property with time on its side. Expect forty five to ninety days from listing to money, showings, an inspection you may have to answer for, and around six percent off the top in commission.
  2. Sell it yourself. You keep the commission and you do the agent's job. Signage, calls, showings, contracts, and chasing a buyer's lender. It works, it just costs you dozens of hours instead of dollars.
  3. Sell it to me. One number, no repairs, no showings, no commission, and you pick the closing date. You give up some of what a perfect listing might have made in exchange for it being done and certain.

If option one is clearly better for you, I will be the one to tell you.

Get Your Cash Offer

Just enter the land you want to sell. That is all I need to get started.

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Where I Buy

Not on the list but nearby? Send it anyway. That list is where most of my buying happens, not a boundary.

I buy land in all fifty states. Rural, suburban, infill, landlocked, tax delinquent, inherited. Where the parcel sits does not decide whether I buy it, so send it in and let me look.

An old metal farm gate chained shut at the entrance to a grass field, two ruts leading in.
Chained gate and nobody through it in years. Exactly what I look for.
A wide open field of cut hay with a treeline on three sides and low hills on the horizon.
Clean open field. Easy to price and easy to close.

Questions People Ask

Do you buy landlocked parcels with no road access?

Yes. No frontage and no recorded easement does not end it. Tell me and it gets priced accordingly rather than becoming a surprise.

The taxes are years behind. Is it too late?

Almost certainly not. Back taxes are a number that gets paid from the proceeds at closing.

Do I need a survey first?

No. Do not pay for a survey to get a number from me. If one is needed later it gets sorted then.

What if it failed a perc test?

Still interested. A failed perc kills a lot of buyers' plans and it is one of the more common reasons people call.

How small or large will you go?

Anything from a single city lot to acreage. Send it and I will look.

I inherited it and have never seen it. Can you still buy?

Yes, and that is very common with land. Everyone on the deed has to agree, and closings can be handled remotely.

Sell It As It Sits

I buy from people in every kind of situation. Divorce, probate, a rental that stopped paying for itself, a parcel that came with an estate, taxes that got away from somebody. Sometimes the property is fine and life is just too busy to do the six weeks of work that listing it properly takes.

If that is where you are, tell me what you want to be rid of. You do not need to clean it, fix it, empty it or walk it. Leave behind whatever you do not want.

Send it today and I will come back with one number, from a person, with no obligation attached to it. Take it or leave it. You have nothing to lose by finding out.

An overgrown empty residential lot between two houses, waist high weeds and a leaning survey stake.
An in town lot nobody has cut in two seasons. I will take it as it sits.
A dirt two track cutting into raw undeveloped land, red clay ruts and thick brush.
No utilities and a dirt track in. Send it anyway.

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