You own a $3,000 lot in the middle of nowhere Colorado. Realtors won't list it. Zillow "estimates" are a joke. Nobody answers your Craigslist post. We do this every day.
If your Colorado parcel is worth less than $10,000, you've already discovered the ugly truth: you're in a dead zone of the real estate market. A realtor's commission on a $3,000 lot is $180. No realtor is going to list your property, field calls, drive to the title company, and handle closing paperwork for $180. They'll politely decline.
Retail buyers don't exist for most of these parcels either. People searching Zillow are looking for build-ready lots with utilities. Your 5-acre desert parcel in Costilla County or 2-acre high-altitude lot in Park County doesn't match that search at all.
We buy specifically in this gap. We've closed hundreds of sub-$10K deals. The process is streamlined because at this price point you can't afford a slow, expensive closing — so we've made it fast and cheap.
Our simple 3-step process makes selling your land fast and easy
Fill out our simple form or give us a call. Tell us about your property and what you're looking for.
We'll evaluate your property and present you with a fair, no-obligation cash offer within 24 hours.
Choose your closing date. We handle all the paperwork and cover closing costs. Get paid in as little as 7 days.
Most sub-$10K Colorado parcels are 1–5 acre lots in 1970s subdivisions: San Luis Valley Ranches, Sangre de Cristo Ranches, Huerfano River Ranch, Navajo Ranch, Indian Mountain, Warm Springs, and dozens of others. They share common traits: no power at the lot line, no well (and often no legal ability to drill one), no maintained road access, and often HOA dues.
These parcels were sold as "your piece of Colorado" by contract-for-deed companies in the 1970s and 80s. The contract buyers are now in their 70s and 80s or have passed the land to heirs who don't want it. We exist to close that loop.
A typical offer on a $3,000–$8,000 parcel pays cash, absorbs all closing costs (typically $500–$1,500), pays any back taxes, and puts money in your pocket within 3–4 weeks. You lose the annual tax bill forever.
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Get answers to common questions about selling your land
Yes, at volume. We're not trying to flip each lot individually for retail — we aggregate and hold long-term. That business model lets us close deals realtors can't.
Usually yes. On a $3,000 purchase, we typically pay all closing costs ourselves, deduct back taxes if any, and the seller nets the remainder. On very small deals with significant back taxes, sometimes the net is modest — but it's still better than paying taxes forever.
Common. Send us the county and any paperwork you can find — tax bill, old deed, county notice. We'll identify the parcel from there.
If you inherited and the estate wasn't probated, there's an extra step. We can usually still close, but it may require a probate or affidavit of heirship. We'll walk you through it.
Legal option, but it takes 3+ years of back taxes in Colorado before the county can issue a treasurer's deed, and your name stays on the property (and tax roll) that whole time. Selling to us is faster and cleaner.
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