Use the form on this page to ask about receiving land owner requests in the states and counties where you buy. Land buyers in our network review the owner's details and make their own offers. Tell us your buying area and the land you purchase so the discussion starts with your actual criteria.
Key points
- Requests include the owner's land details, contact information and consent to the contact described on the form.
- Specify the states, counties and land types that match your buying criteria.
- Pricing uses a flat fee per request or a monthly county plan, without a share of your deals.
Review what the owner submitted
A request gives you the owner's stated land details and contact information. It is a starting point for your property review, not a title report or appraisal.
- State, county, acreage, ownership situation and timeline identify the request.
- A parcel number or property location and asking price are optional.
- The owner provides a name, phone number, email and consent.
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Read the ownership situation and timeline before asking the owner for more information.
The ownership field distinguishes land owned outright, inherited land, an owner-financed or unpaid obligation, and liens or back taxes. These answers help you identify what needs follow-up, but they do not establish title or a payoff amount. Optional parcel details can help locate the land. Confirm boundaries, access, ownership and the owner's authority to sell through your own review before making a purchase commitment.
Read the owner's contact consent
The submission form asks the owner to agree to sharing their details and receiving buyer contact. That consent describes phone calls, texts and email, including an automated dialer.
- Use the request to discuss the land the owner submitted.
- Honor requests to stop contact from your business.
- Keep your outreach tied to the consent the owner gave.
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It also says consent is not required to sell the land.
The form states: By submitting, I agree that Land Buyer Finder may share my details with the land buyers in its network, who may contact me by phone, text or email, including by automated dialer. Consent is not required to sell. Read that language alongside the request before outreach. Your business remains responsible for its contact practices and for handling the owner's response, including requests to stop messages.
Choose the counties where you buy
Tell us the states and counties where you purchase land, along with the property types you pursue. The form on this page starts that discussion.
- Name your buying states and counties rather than a vague region.
- Describe the rural acreage, lots or farm land you purchase.
- Ask about the request arrangement for those areas.
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Clear geographic criteria help define the requests relevant to your business and the plan details you need.
Describe the places and property types your business can evaluate and purchase. Include any criteria that shape your review, such as parcel size or land use, in your inquiry. Ask how the proposed arrangement applies to your chosen counties and what request details it includes. County selection describes your buying area; it does not establish how many owners will submit land or how many transactions you will complete.
Ask about flat fees and county plans
Buyers pay a flat fee per request or use a monthly county plan. We never take a share of your deals, and land owners use the request service free.
- Ask what the fee covers before choosing a request arrangement.
- Review the county plan details for your selected area.
- You set your offers and negotiate your own purchase contracts.
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Ask for the pricing and plan details for your buying area through this page's form.
Use the form to provide your buying area and ask for the applicable terms. A request fee is separate from the price you offer an owner and from your transaction expenses. You evaluate the property, decide on a proposed price and negotiate directly with the owner. Land Buyer Finder does not represent either party in the sale. A title company or closing attorney handles the closing.