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Everything you need to know about selling your land to Riverdale. Can't find what you're looking for? Reach out directly.
the offer
How do you determine what my land is worth?
We look at comparable land sales in the area, zoning classifications, access and utility availability, county tax records, and current market demand. We do this research ourselves so you don't have to — and we aim to make a fair offer, not a lowball one. A good offer is how we earn referrals.
Is there any cost or obligation to get a offer?
None at all. Requesting an offer is completely free. You can review it, sit on it, or decline — no pressure, no follow-up calls, no expiration deadline breathing down your neck.
How long does it take to receive a offer?
Typically 24 to 48 hours after you submit your property info. For larger or more complex parcels, it may take a little longer as we do our due diligence properly.
Can I negotiate the offer?
Yes. We're open to discussion. If you feel the offer doesn't reflect your land's value, let us know your thinking and we'll take another look. We want this to feel right for both sides.
Do you charge any commission or fees?
Zero. No commissions, no service fees, no agent cuts. We also cover all closing costs. The number we offer is the number you receive.
the process
What happens after I submit my info?
Our team reviews your submission, researches your property, and reaches out within 24–48 hours with a written cash offer. From there you decide whether to accept, and if so, we open escrow with a title company and schedule closing on your timeline.
Do I need to do anything to prepare the land?
No. We buy land as-is. You don't need to clean it up, survey it, or make any improvements. Sell it exactly as it sits today.
Will I have to deal with a lot of paperwork?
We handle all the documents. You'll review and sign a purchase agreement and deed — that's really it. Our team and the title company take care of everything else. Most sellers are surprised by how simple it is.
Do you work with sellers in 50 states?
Yes. We buy land across the entire United States. Whether it's rural Texas, wooded Maine, or a desert lot in Arizona — submit your info and we'll take a look.
Closing & Payment
How fast can you close?
As fast as 10 days from the time you accept our offer, in most cases. The title company sets the final pace, but we push for speed when you need it. Need more time? You pick a date that works for you.
How do I get paid?
Cash is wired directly to your bank account on the closing date. No checks to wait on, no delays. Funds land in your account the same day escrow closes.
Who handles the closing?
We use a reputable, neutral third-party title company to manage the escrow and closing. This protects both you and us and ensures the title transfers cleanly with no future issues.
What if I owe back taxes on the property?
Back taxes are common and they don't disqualify you. We factor them into our offer and often handle them as part of closing. Submit your info and let us figure out the numbers — you may be surprised.
Property Types
What kinds of lands do you buy?
We buy all types of vacant land: rural acreage, wooded lots, agricultural parcels, desert land, lakefront or waterfront lots, subdivision lots, and more. If it's land and it's vacant, we're interested.
Do you buy landlocked parcels with no road access?
Yes. Landlocked land is harder to sell on the open market, which is exactly why we exist. We still evaluate it and make offers — we just factor in the access situation when pricing.
Do you buy land with structures or improvements on it?
Our focus is vacant land, but if your parcel has a small structure — a shed, an old cabin, a barn — reach out anyway. We review it on a case-by-case basis.
What if the land has environmental issues or wetlands?
We still review it. Environmental or wetland constraints affect value but don't automatically disqualify a parcel. Share the details and we'll let you know where we land.
Legal & Paperwork
Do I need a real estate attorney?
You're welcome to involve one if it gives you peace of mind, but it's not required. The title company acts as a neutral party and reviews all documents. Many of our sellers close without an attorney.
What if the land is in a trust or estate?
We work with inherited land, estate sales, and trust-owned properties regularly. It adds a few steps to the process but we're experienced with it. Just let us know the situation when you submit your info.
Wat if there or multiple owners on the deed?
All owners on the deed will need to sign the purchase agreement and deed at closing. We can accommodate this — just let us know upfront so we can account for it in the timeline.
Do I need a current survey of the property?
Not necessarily. We often proceed using existing legal descriptions and county records. If a new survey is needed, we'll let you know — and in most cases we cover that cost ourselves.
Still have questions?
Our team is happy to walk you through anything. No pressure, no sales pitch.
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