Privacy Policy

We collect the information you enter in our forms and details associated with the submission. Those details include the consent text shown, submission time, page, IP address and browser information. The particular fields depend on the request or question you send.

• Land requests include location, acreage, ownership situation and timeline.
• Contact fields include your name, phone number and email.
• Parcel identification, property location and asking price are optional land fields.

A land note request collects the note balance, interest rate, monthly payment, payments made, state and your contact details, along with consent. A question sent through the contact page includes what you choose to tell us. Submission records connect your information to the page and consent involved. Provide the details needed for your inquiry and avoid including unrelated personal records in an open question or message.

We use your request to connect you with land buyers in our network who buy in the area you identified. We also use information to answer questions and prevent spam. The consent on the form explains the sharing and buyer contact associated with submission.

• Land location helps direct your request to buyers for that area.
• Contact information allows responses about your request or question.
• Submission details help us identify spam and misuse.

The form says that submitting allows us to share your details with buyers, who may contact you by phone, text or email, including by automated dialer. Consent is not required to sell. Read the consent at the point of submission so you understand the contact it describes. A question about the site is handled as a question; describe any correction or change you need through the contact page.

Land buyers in our network receive request details so they can review the property and contact you. Service providers that host the site and send email also process information for those services. Buyers handle their own responses and communications after receiving a request.

• The request shares the property and contact details you submit.
• Hosting and email providers support delivery and operation of the service.
• A buyer's own handling of information is separate from this site's policy.

Sharing lets a buyer connect the parcel information with the owner who requested contact. Service providers process information as part of hosting the site or delivering messages. A buyer who receives your details has a separate relationship with you when discussing an offer. Ask that buyer directly about its handling of your information or to stop its communications. You can also ask us to stop further sharing through the contact page.

The site uses Google Analytics and Umami to understand site use. Analytics information helps describe visits and interactions with pages. IP address and browser details are also part of the technical information associated with form submissions, separately from the land details you type.

• Google Analytics and Umami provide information about use of the site.
• Form records include technical details as well as entered information.
• Use the contact page for questions about analytics or collected data.

Analytics describes how people use pages and tools. It serves a different purpose from the land and contact information used to handle your request. Your browser offers settings for managing stored site data and other browser permissions. Those settings do not withdraw a form you have already submitted. To ask about information associated with your request, use the contact page and identify the request you are asking about.

We keep information for as long as needed to handle requests, answer related questions, maintain consent records and prevent spam. The retention period depends on the purpose and the information involved. This policy does not set a single storage period for every record.

• An active request and a consent record serve different purposes.
• You can ask for deletion through the contact page.
• A request to us does not recall copies already received by a buyer.

Information used to discuss a request can remain relevant while that request or a related question is being handled. Consent and anti-spam records support different needs from the property description itself. If you no longer want us to hold your request, ask for deletion and identify the submission involved. For information already shared, also contact the receiving buyer about its records and communications.

You can ask us to stop sharing or delete your information through the contact page. To opt out of texts, reply STOP to the sender. Contact the buyer directly to stop its other messages. Consent to buyer contact is not required to sell land.

• Identify the request and the change you are asking us to make.
• Reply STOP to the sender of an unwanted text.
• Ask individual buyers to stop communications they send.

Tell us whether you want a correction, an end to further sharing or deletion of your information. These are different requests, so naming the change helps us handle it. Stopping future sharing does not undo a disclosure that already occurred. A buyer who already received your request controls its own follow-up; send that buyer your contact preference as well. You can use the site information without submitting a land request.

This site is intended for adults handling land ownership or purchase questions. Children should not submit personal information. We can update this policy as the site's practices change; the effective date identifies the version posted here. Use the contact page for privacy questions.

• An adult should handle a request involving land ownership.
• Report a child's submission through the contact page.
• Review the posted policy when submitting another request.

If you believe a child has sent personal information, tell us through the contact page so we can address the submission. The same page is available for questions about collection, sharing or deletion. When this policy changes, review the text and effective date before submitting information again. The consent displayed on a form explains the sharing and contact associated with that submission.