Delinquent property taxes, a code lien or unpaid dues do not stop you selling, and you do not pay them off first. We buy the land for cash, the title company pays the county out of the sale, and you walk away clear before it ever reaches a tax sale.
Not sure what your land is worth, or what it costs you to keep each year? Estimate both in a few seconds.
Most owners behind on taxes assume they are stuck, that they have to find the money to clear the county first before anyone will touch it. You do not.
We buy the parcel as it is. The back taxes are paid from your sale proceeds at the closing table, and selling now, while you still own it, keeps the value in your pocket instead of losing the whole parcel at a tax auction for a fraction of its worth.
Unpaid land taxes do not just sit there. They follow a process that, left long enough, can cost you the parcel entirely. Knowing where you are on it helps you act in time.
Once taxes go delinquent, the county attaches a lien to the parcel for what is owed, plus interest and penalties.
After a set period, which varies by state, the lien or the deed itself can be sold to an investor at a public tax sale.
At that point the parcel can be taken for a fraction of its real value, wiping out your equity in it.
A cash sale before that date turns the parcel into money in your hand instead of a loss.
If the parcel owes back taxes, dues or a lien, send it over. We will check the timeline, give you a written offer, and clear what is owed through the closing.
Get my cash offer →Other ways owners in your spot have sold, and what their land was worth.
End the annual bill for good with a clean sale.
Common with estates. We clear it and work with all heirs.
Why raw land sits, and how a direct sale fixes it.
Real ranges, not a request a quote dodge.
What owners behind on taxes ask us most, with no spin.
No. This is the single biggest myth about land with delinquent taxes. The amount owed is paid to the county out of your sale proceeds at closing, so it never comes out of your pocket up front.
Exactly what the county is owed, no more. The title company requests an official payoff figure from the county and pays it directly at closing, and you see the full breakdown before you sign.
Usually not, but timing matters. As long as the land has not yet been sold at the tax sale, we can often close in time to pay the county and put the remaining cash in your hands. Send it to us quickly so we can check the date.
Those are handled the same way. Code enforcement liens, unpaid road or POA dues and similar charges are settled through the closing so the buyer takes clean title and you walk away clear.
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.
