Questions landowners ask.
The exact answer often depends on the property and written agreement. These are the useful starting points.
Does requesting a review obligate me to sell?
No. Sharing information or receiving an offer does not require you to accept it.
Do you charge an agent commission?
No. Land and Parcels buys directly and does not charge the seller an agent commission.
What types of land do you review?
We buy directly from owners and review vacant, rural, recreational, and agricultural land, including farmland. Texas is our first priority. We consider land elsewhere case by case, but every parcel needs legal access.
Do you buy landlocked land or land with no legal access?
No. We do not buy land without legal access. If you are unsure whether a recorded easement or other legal right of access exists, tell us what you know; a map or visible road alone may not confirm it.
What can I do with land I no longer use?
You can keep it, list it with an agent, market it yourself, or ask a direct buyer to review it. Compare price, likely costs, your effort, and the written terms before deciding.
Will every property receive an offer?
No. We review each property against current buying criteria, and some submissions will not fit.
How fast can a sale close?
Timing depends on title, due diligence, the property, the closing provider, and the written agreement. We do not promise one timeline for every parcel.
Who handles closing?
A title company, escrow provider, attorney, or other qualified closing provider may prepare the documents and confirm the transfer, depending on the property and state.
Ready to find out what your land could be worth?
Tell us what you know about the property. Requesting a review costs nothing and does not obligate you to sell.