If you’d like to sell your property, enter your information below or contact our office. to receive a no-commitment cash offer to sell your land in as little as four weeks.

If you’re interested in selling but not ready to take the next step, we are happy to provide information and resources that can help you make an informed decision.

If you decide to reject the offer you receive, we are happy to entertain your counteroffer. Sellers should know that any negotiation on price may make our acceptance of purchase terms somewhat less likely.

We ask for 1-2 weeks to perform an initial on site review of the property, and the remaining 3-4 weeks consist of a full title search as well as any remaining aspects of due diligence required before closing.

Acrewell is a cash buyer that provides landowners with personalized options to sell their property in as little as four weeks with no upfront commitment or out-of-pocket costs.

Acrewell is not a developer or a home builder. After acquiring property, Acrewell will usually make light improvements to the land and secure permits needed to re-market the property for sale to a future buyer, usually to build a single family home.

The most significant issues that can impact a property’s value are a lack of direct road or legal access, issues with topography or floodplains, and zoning restrictions or HOA affiliation.

In rural areas outside the city, most homes require septic systems to ensure proper wastewater management from the home.

Confirming the drainage characteristics of soil is essential to ensuring that a piece of land can be used for a future home, and the cost of this kind of soil evaluation will be paid by Acrewell during the due diligence period.

Yes. A company representative will need to perform a site visit prior to closing, however the seller(s) does not have to be present.

We will inform our sellers of this site visit and will make every effort to advise regarding the specific date of the visit, when possible.

Sellers can withhold access to their property by providing notice to Acrewell, but unless otherwise instructed we will assume that sellers who sign a purchase agreement are granting us access to visit and evaluate the property.

The biggest issues that arise come from unsuitable soil evaluations and unforeseen zoning and topography issues that diminish a property’s development potential.

Offer pricing will never change without mutual agreement between you and Acrewell. Acrewell’s standard purchase agreement includes references to the specific contingencies of our offer, so in rare cases when a purchase agreement is renegotiated, the reason will usually relate to one or more contingencies being disproven upon a detailed site inspection. Any such documentation will be provided to the seller upon request.

Because of our extensive experience in various local markets, we’ve developed proprietary systems for filtering properties upfront to maximize the close rates of our purchase offers and create a smooth, predictable experience for our sellers.

Yes, a purchase agreement is a legal contract that documents the terms of the sale of a specific property between a buyer and seller.

Usually, a purchase agreement will define the price, terms, and timeline in which the transaction must be completed.

Once completed, the details of any purchase agreement can’t change without mutual consent from both parties, and if the buyer doesn’t close the transaction within the stipulated timeline, then the seller is released of any further obligation to sell.

Our clients are typically confident in the terms of their agreement with Acrewell because the agreement terms are simple to understand, with closing timelines as short as just a few weeks from the time the agreement is signed.

Unless otherwise noted, in cases where legitimate personal circumstances arise that impact our sellers’ ability to complete the transaction, then yes, of course. We’re happy to release the sellers(s) from any further obligations to the agreement. We’re here to help, so at the end of the day we want to work with clients who value the benefits of what we have to offer.

Finding a retail buyer for a piece of land historically takes 6-8 months or longer. This process entails uncertain timelines, market risk, and a constant uncertainty on price. Some land sits on the market for several years before selling and sells for far less than expected.

The liquid price for a piece of land may be as low as 50-75% of its estimated retail value at any given time, and for some properties even lower. Many sellers are inclined to participate in this liquid market rather than pursuing a retail listing. We sell our properties at similar discounts routinely.