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Frequently Asked Questions

Take a look here to get quick answers before you purchase.

Question 1: Can I park an RV on the property?

Each property will have its own set of rules, depending on the zoning, county rules, or HOA if present. Each listing on this website will lay out restrictions (if any) to the best of our knowledge. It is still the responsibility of the buyer to do their own due diligence.

Question 2: How do I apply for owner financing?

There is NO application process! No credit check. You are already pre-approved. Our business model allows that if you can afford the down payment, we will finance you!

Always reach out to see if we can accommodate your budget.

Question 3: How does this work?

We own all the properties we sell so we can afford to offer a lower price and often acquire the parcels at a wholesale price so we can pass the savings on to you, without third party agent fees.

Question 4: How do I make arrangements to inspect the property before I buy it?

We provide GPS coordinates for each parcel on our website. Please feel free to visit anytime and give us a call if you'd like to lock the property in!

Question 5: May I use the land while I'm making payments for it?

You may visit the property, camp, & start minor improvements with approval while making payments. However, major improvements or building will need to wait until the property is paid off and completely transferred to you.

Question 6: How long does it take to close on a property after I make my down payment?

Once you make your final payment on the property, we’ll Issue you your filed Deed. Typically, the County will take anywhere from 1 to 3 weeks to record and return the new Deed. At that point you own it free and clear.

Question 7: What contracts will we be signing?

When purchasing land from us we will both e-sign a standard Purchase Agreement which lays out the terms of the transaction including the sale price and deposit amount, and other details common in such a document. For financing, we will be signing an Installment Purchase Agreement & Promissory Note.

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FAQS

What is Real Estate Wholesaling, and How Does It Work?

Real estate wholesaling is a strategy where an investor (the wholesaler) identifies and contracts a property at a lower price and then assigns or sells the contract to another investor (the buyer) at a slightly higher price, making a profit in the process. Essentially, you act as a middleman, connecting motivated sellers with real estate investors. This method often requires less capital and risk compared to traditional real estate investing, making it an attractive option for those looking to enter the real estate market with limited resources.

What Are the Key Benefits of Working with [Your Company Name]?

Working with [Your Company Name] offers several key benefits. Firstly, we provide exclusive access to off-market properties, which means less competition and potentially higher profit margins. Secondly, our team of experts is dedicated to guiding you through the entire real estate wholesaling process, ensuring that your deals are profitable. Additionally, we offer comprehensive education and training to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in this industry. Lastly, we are committed to transparent and honest partnerships, so you can trust that your interests are our top priority.

Do I Need a Lot of Money to Start Wholesaling Real Estate?

No, you don't need a significant amount of money to start wholesaling real estate. One of the advantages of wholesaling is that it often requires minimal upfront capital. Your primary expenses may include marketing costs to find potential deals, earnest money deposits, and fees for legal and administrative tasks. However, compared to traditional real estate investments that involve purchasing and maintaining properties, wholesaling is a more cost-effective entry point. It's essential to have some funds available, but the financial barrier to entry is generally lower, making it accessible to a broader range of investors.