Own a Florida lot out of state you have never seen? You can sell it without traveling. See how a remote Florida land closing works. No pressure, no fees.
You live in another state. You own a vacant lot in Florida you have never set foot on. Maybe you bought it years ago from a brochure. Maybe you inherited it. Either way, the tax bill shows up every year for land you never use. You can sell it without ever traveling to Florida. Here is how.
In the 1960s and 1970s, developers cut big parts of Florida into small lots. They sold them to people all over the country, often sight unseen. Places like Marion Oaks, Citrus Springs, Poinciana, Port Charlotte, and Palm Coast are full of these lots. Many owners never built. Many never visited.
If that is you, this is a routine sale. Owners let these lots go all the time.
You do not need a plane ticket to understand what you own.
Find the parcel number on your tax bill or your old deed.
Look it up for free on the county property appraiser website. That is the county office that values land for taxes. It shows the lot on a map, its size, and the taxes owed.
Be ready for the truth about some of these lots. A number of them have real limits. Some have no road reaching them. Some have no water or power lines. Some sit on low or wet ground. Some carry yearly dues to a property owners association.
Knowing this helps you set fair expectations. We check these same things. We tell you what we find, including the parts that are not flattering.
A Florida sale can be done from where you live.
Papers are sent to you by email or mail.
Florida allows remote online notarization. That means you can sign in front of a notary over video. You do not have to find one in person.
The title company handles the county paperwork and any back taxes.
Your money is wired to you, or mailed as a check.
You never have to book a flight or take time off work.
You can hire a Florida agent to list the lot from afar. For a lot worth more, that may bring the most money. But many agents pass on low-value lots in these old subdivisions. And a lot can sit a long while, with the taxes adding up. For a small lot you have never seen, a straight sale is often simpler. We will tell you honestly which fits your case.
Give us the parcel number, or just the rough location. It is fine if you know very little.
We look up the county records ourselves, at no cost. We tell you what we find, even the parts that are not flattering.
If it fits, we put your land under contract and send the offer in writing. You decide on your own time.
We are not agents, and we do not list your land.
A licensed title company runs the closing from start to finish. You can sell from your kitchen table, a whole state away.
The honest part. What we can offer is below full retail. That margin is how we make a living, and we tell you plainly. If listing would put more in your pocket, we will point you there.
The parcel number is a great start. A rough location is enough. Write to us and we will reply.
Yes. A Florida land sale can be done by mail, email, and video. Florida allows remote online notarization, so you can sign in front of a notary over video. The title company wires or mails your money. You never have to visit.
Look up the parcel number from your tax bill or deed on the county property appraiser website. It shows the lot on a map, its size, and the taxes owed, all for free. If you cannot find it, we can help you locate it.
Many old Florida subdivision lots have no road access, no utilities, wet or low ground, or property owners association dues. These limits make some buyers and agents pass. It does not mean the lot is worthless. It does affect the price.
A licensed, neutral Florida title company handles the county records, any back taxes, the signing, and the payment. It holds the money until everything is done. You can sell from another state.
No. You can list the lot with a Florida agent from out of state, or sell it yourself. The price we can offer is below full retail, and we say so openly. We will tell you honestly if listing is likely to get you more.
Write, call, or type a few lines. A real person, not a call center.
A few lines about your land is plenty.
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