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Why Louisiana landowners call us
We know Louisiana land.
Louisiana does things its own way, and Civil Law is a big part of that. We know the difference it makes. We've helped sellers successfully navigate everything from simple land sales to land tied up in succession, and quite a few things inbetween. A lot of national land buyers don't fully understand Louisiana succession. We have direct experience with it, working alongside heirs and title attorneys to get everything squared away for a clean close.
We pay closing costs, title work, and other fees.
The number in your contract is exactly what you get at closing.
We pay cash, allowing us to close quickly.
We close with a licensed title company.
What we buy
Land we buy in Louisiana
Timber land
Pine and hardwood tracts, most often found across Natchitoches, Sabine, and the Florida Parishes. Read More >
Inherited and succession land
Generational land passed down through families, with or without formal succession completed.
Rural acreage
Undeveloped or partially improved acreage of any size, any condition, anywhere in the state.
Hunting and recreational land
Deer, duck, and fishing camp properties throughout Louisiana, with or without improvements.
Agricultural land
Farm ground, pasture land, or cleared acreage, with or without structures.
Live out of state?
Sell your Louisiana land without making the trip.
Many landowners haven't seen their land in years, especially when land is inherited or vacant. We can still buy it. The licensed title company we use handles the closing, and you can sell without making the trip back.
How it works
How selling your land works
1
Contact us and send us your details.
We set up your file and begin research based on what you've shared with us.
2
Talk it through with us.
We'll answer your questions, present an all cash offer, and discuss the process.
3
Sign a simple agreement.
Once we've both signed the contract, a licensed title company handles your closing.
4
Close on your timeline.
We close as fast as title work allows. The title company handles your closing remotely and sends your funds directly to you, usually as a wire or a check.
