Land Buyer and Transaction Disclosures
Land transactions can involve facts that are not visible from a road, map, tax record, or online listing. Review these limits before relying on a preliminary discussion or offer.
Discuss your Lubbock-area land
Tell us the location, approximate acreage, road access, utilities, zoning, taxes, title concerns, and anything unusual about the parcel.
Important disclosures
- We are real estate investors and are not acting as the seller’s broker or agent.
- We are not surveyors, appraisers, engineers, environmental consultants, attorneys, tax advisers, or government officials.
- Acreage, boundaries, access, utilities, zoning, soil, floodplain, mineral rights, and permitted uses require independent verification.
- We may purchase directly or work with another investor, funding source, or partner, subject to written terms and disclosure.
- A preliminary price discussion is not a binding offer.
- A transaction exists only after the required parties sign a written agreement.
- Title, taxes, liens, judgments, deed restrictions, easements, probate, and required signatures can affect closing.
- No purchase price, closing date, development use, zoning result, utility availability, or resale outcome is guaranteed.
Get a practical land-sale assessment
A land offer depends on location, acreage, legal access, utilities, zoning, floodplain, survey information, title, taxes, liens, deed restrictions, nearby development, cleanup requirements, and current buyer demand.
Requesting a review does not require you to accept an offer. Compare the written price and expected net proceeds with listing, keeping, improving, dividing, financing, or selling to another buyer.