When jointly owned land has to be divided, a fast and neutral cash sale gives a clear number to split and a clean record for the file. We work with every owner on the title and alongside your attorneys.
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In a divorce or an estate settlement, jointly owned land often needs to become cash so it can be split fairly. Leaving it in limbo, or having one party buy the other out, can drag on and breed disputes.
An arm's length sale to a neutral third party cuts through that. It produces a clear, documented number, closed by an independent title company, with the proceeds divided exactly as agreed. We are used to working to a settlement timeline and alongside attorneys.
A sale tied to a divorce or settlement has to stand up later, with nothing for either side to dispute. Here is how the closing keeps it that way.
A neutral third party confirms title, manages escrow and records the deed.
No party can later claim the sale was done without them.
The title company disburses proceeds exactly as your agreement or the court directs.
You receive a clear written offer and closing documents your attorneys can rely on.
Send the parcel and tell us it is part of a divorce or settlement. We will give you a written offer and work to your attorneys' or the court's timeline.
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What co-owners and their advisors ask us most, plainly.
Yes. Everyone named on the deed needs to sign for the sale to close. We are used to working with two parties who want a clean, fair outcome, and with the attorneys guiding the split.
Absolutely, and we often do. We can take direction from your attorneys or the court on timing and on how the proceeds are to be handled, and provide the written offer and closing documents they need for the file.
However your agreement or the court directs. The title company disburses the proceeds at closing according to those instructions, so neither party has to handle or trust the other with the money.
Usually within seven to thirty days once both parties agree, because we pay cash and there is no lender involved. If a hearing or filing date is driving the timeline, tell us and we will work to it.
Answer a few quick questions, add a photo or plat if you have one, and we come back with a written, no obligation cash offer, usually within one working day.
A few quick steps. Parcel, size, location, a photo if you have one, then where to send the offer.
