Showing posts with label distressed land owners. Show all posts
Showing posts with label distressed land owners. Show all posts

Thursday, December 5, 2013

DIY Guide to Land Selling



DIY Guide to Land Selling

For someone who is planning to sell a piece of land, you may want to know the pros and cons of doing it on your own instead of hiring an agent in the hopes that you will gain more by keeping all the profit and not paying the agent’s fee. Although this presents a risk, many owners choose the DIY way and have become successful.

To gain more, you have to be prepared to make little sacrifices. This means you have to spend time and energy to do the leg work that an agent is supposed to do.

DO YOUR RESEARCH
The first thing to do is familiarize yourself with the market conditions and know the ins and outs of real estate transactions. Make a list of the forms you need to gather and other paperwork in relation to land selling, contract signing, and closing. Legal documents such as insurance documents, land title, and records of appraisers could come in handy. Find out what similar properties are selling for and how long they have been on the market.

SET THE PRICE
Setting the price can make or break your sale. If the price is too high, you run the risk of scaring potential buyers away. If you price it too low, buyers will get suspicious and they’ll think that you are desperate to get rid of the land. This will encourage buyers to offer an even lower price which will do you no good.

ADVERTISE AND MARKET YOUR LAND
To find potential buyers, you need to give your property maximum exposure across a wide range of area. It will be impossible to sell if you are not going to advertise in venues that buyers will likely see. Identify your target market and focus on reaching that target by any means. Use your network connection may it be social network or job associations.

PRIVATE INVESTORS
Work with a private investor. Unlike realtors, they don’t ask for a commission. In fact, they offer a guaranteed sale at a guaranteed price. Private investors do not need financing thus closing will be within a few days time.

Need help? Contact Lucas Properties today.

Sunday, December 11, 2011

Holiday Lay-A-Way or You Can Sell Your Land-No Lines

According to the news reports, the lay-a-way lines are long at some of the hottest retail superstores in the country. This pick-it-out and pay-it-off-in-time method has come back in full throttle after many years of hibernation. And savvy shoppers from all walks of life are taking advantage of the most wanted electronics, toys, and more.
While this has been helpful to many people’s budgets, there are some who wish that other areas of life had lay-a-way plans, too. They imagine how beneficial it would be for them if they could put their mortgage payment, car note, or medical bills in lay-a-away. If they could gather them all together and pay $20 or less on the whole bulk of expenses, that would certainly be ideal. But, we all know that life doesn’t work that way. And being behind on bills can be scary.
So, if you’re looking for ways to catch up on your bills and keep some money in your pocket for necessities and unexpected expenses, you really don’t have to look any further than the dirt under your feet. That’s right. Right now, land investors are offering quick cash closings on waterfront properties; lakefront, oceanfront, and riverfront parcels. Lucas Properties, LLC in particular has helped countless distressed land owners alleviate the weight of certain debts by offering seven day closings on raw land, and free of charge—that is, no closing fees or expenses. Typically, the offer of a cash payment that equals 5% to 25% of the fair market value of your land is presented in conjunction with the offer to pay your liens and back taxes on the land. That’s double the benefit.
If you think that you’re a prime candidate for an offer like this, being someone who has no use for or plans to develop your raw waterfront property, fill out the informational form under the We Buy Land tab. A professional land investor will evaluate your information and contact you with details.