1

Browse the land

Every listing shows the price, acreage, location, and financing terms right up front. No need to call or email just to find the basics.

2

Choose how you want to pay

Every property gives you a few ways to buy:

  • Pay cash for a discounted price
  • Put less down and pay it off over a longer term
  • Put more down and pay it off faster
3

Review and sign online

Your Purchase Agreement, Promissory Note, and Land Contract come pre-filled with your information. Read through each one, then sign electronically. It’s legally valid in every state we sell in.

4

Pay your down payment and document fee

Submit payment securely online. A $299 document fee applies to every purchase, on top of your down payment.

5

Make monthly payments — or pay it off early

If you financed, you'll get an automatic payment link for your monthly note. There's no prepayment penalty, so you can pay off your balance anytime, with no extra cost.

6

Get your Warranty Deed

Once your property is paid off, we record a Warranty Deed in your name with the county. The land is officially yours.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Do I need good credit to buy?

No. We finance the purchase ourselves, so there's no bank involved — we look at your ability to make the payments, not a credit score.

What if I don't like the property after I buy it?

Owner financed purchases come with a 60-day satisfaction guarantee, starting the day you pay your document fee. If it's not right for you, we'll exchange the property or refund your money — minus closing costs, payment fees, and accounting setup fees. Please note: cash purchases are final sale and are not covered by the guarantee.

Can I pay off my loan early?

Yes. There's no prepayment penalty on any of our financing plans. Pay off your balance whenever you're ready, with no extra cost.

When do I get the deed?

We hold the Warranty Deed until your property is paid off, then record it in your name with the county — within 30 days of your final payment.

What happens if I miss a payment?

We give you a 10-day grace period before a late fee applies. If a payment is more than 35 days late, we'll reach out by email — we'd rather work with you than send notices. If you hit a rough patch, tell us. We'll work out a payment reset with you before we consider anything else.