I buy vacant land anywhere in Arizona. I pay the closing costs and we close at a title company.
Takes about a minute. No obligation.
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I pay the title company's closing costs. There is no agent, so there is no commission.
Most sellers close in two to three weeks. If you need more time, we set a later date.
Back taxes, liens, no road, a lot you have never seen. Back taxes get paid at closing, out of the sale.
I'm Nathan. I buy land in Arizona and I run Cash My Dirt out of Phoenix.
When you send the form, I'm the one who looks up your lot and calls you. I'll tell you what I can pay and how I got to that number.
A cash offer comes in lower than what you might get by listing with an agent and waiting for a buyer. What you get from me is a firm cash offer, no fees, and no waiting on a buyer. If my number doesn't work for you, just say so. No hard feelings.
Nathan, Cash My Dirt, LLC
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| Sell to me | List with an agent | |
|---|---|---|
| Commission | None | Paid out of your sale |
| Closing costs | I pay them | Usually split or on you |
| How long | You pick the date | Until a buyer shows up. Land can sit for months. |
| Back taxes or liens | Paid at closing, from the sale | Often has to be cleared before it lists |
| Price | A cash number, lower than a listing | Could be higher, if and when it sells |
If getting the top price matters more to you than time, listing is the better road and I'll tell you so.
Even if the deed is still in a parent's name. The title company sorts out the paperwork.
You don't catch up first. The county gets paid at closing.
Common with Arizona lots bought years ago. I only need to know roughly where it is.
Dirt road, no road, off grid. I still look at it.
Family members on the deed, in different states. Everyone signs separately.
They get paid off through the title company at closing.
Subdivision lots under an acre.
Forty acres and up, ranch parcels, full sections.
That takes about a minute. A few more questions come next. Answer what you know and skip the rest.
Usually within one business day. You get a cash number and I explain how I got it.
They check the title, prepare the deed, and pay you. Out of state? They mail the papers or send a notary to you.
I look at what similar lots near yours have sold for lately. Then I look at the road, power and water, and anything owed on it. I'll walk you through it on the phone.
No. I pay the closing costs and there is no commission. If you owe back taxes or have a lien, that gets paid from the sale at closing.
Yes. The title company pays the county from the sale price at closing. You don't have to catch up first.
That is common with Arizona land. I only need to know roughly where it is. The title company can mail the papers to you or send a notary.
No. An address, cross streets, or just the county and the name on the tax bill is enough for me to find it.
Usually, yes. The title company tells us what paperwork the county needs, and I wait while it gets done.
The title company pays you at closing, by wire or by check. I never handle your money and you never hand me a deed directly.
Then you say no and that is the end of it. You owe me nothing and I won't keep calling.
Send the address and your number. I'll call you with a cash offer.
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