Residential Lots
Subdivision lots, infill lots, and lots in pre-platted communities.
Florida Land Buyers
Sell Your Florida Land — Vacant Lots, Acreage & Inherited Parcels.
Raw land can sit on the market for a long time waiting for the right builder. We buy Florida land directly, from single residential lots to rural acreage, including land you inherited, land with back taxes, and land you've never seen in person.
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The short answer
The quickest way to sell vacant land in Florida is a direct sale to a land buyer. You share the parcel ID, agree on a price, and a Florida title company handles the title search, pays any back taxes or liens from the proceeds, and records the deed. There's no listing period and no waiting for a buyer's construction loan.
Land We Buy Across Florida
Rural Acreage
Pasture, wooded tracts, and parcels zoned for agriculture or manufactured homes.
Inherited Land
We work with heirs, personal representatives, and probate attorneys.
Back Taxes or Liens
Tax certificates and liens are typically paid off at closing.
Out-of-State Owners
Bought land years ago and never built? Close without traveling.
Land With an Old Home
Parcels with an old mobile home, slab, or structure to remove.
How Selling Land to Us Works
Send us the parcel ID or address.
You'll find the parcel ID on your tax bill or the county property appraiser's website. Use the short form or call.
We research it and respond within 24 hours.
We check zoning, road access, utilities, flood zone, and comparable land sales, then give you an offer or honest feedback.
Close with a Florida title company.
Sign in person or remotely with a notary. Proceeds are wired to you.
What Determines What Florida Land Is Worth
- Zoning and future land use: what the county will allow (single-family, manufactured homes, agriculture, commercial).
- Road access: paved frontage is worth more than a dirt road or an easement, and landlocked parcels are worth much less.
- Utilities: city water and sewer, or whether a well and septic system will be needed and can be permitted.
- Wetlands and flood zone: how much of the parcel is buildable, and whether flood insurance will be required.
- Comparable sales: what similar parcels nearby actually sold for, not what they were listed at.
Florida Closing Costs and Paperwork for Land Sellers
- Documentary stamp tax: Florida charges 70 cents per $100 of the sale price on the deed in most counties. By custom the seller usually pays it, but it's negotiable.
- Back taxes and tax certificates: paid from the proceeds at closing. If a tax deed application has been filed, act quickly.
- Inherited land: the estate may need probate (or summary administration for smaller estates) before the land can be sold. Your attorney will confirm.
- Survey: not always required for a cash land sale, but helpful when boundaries are unclear.
David Pupo, Founder & Lead Investor
David has spent more than 10 years buying property across Florida, including manufactured homes, mobile home communities, and land, with 350+ deals closed. He reviews submissions personally.
What Sellers Say About Working With David
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Selling Land in Florida: FAQ
How do I sell vacant land in Florida quickly?
Sell directly to a land buyer instead of listing. Share the parcel ID or address, review a written offer, and close through a Florida title company, which runs the title search, pays off any back taxes from the proceeds, and records the deed.
Can I sell land I inherited in Florida?
Yes. If the owner has passed away, the estate usually needs to go through probate or a related process before the land can be sold, unless it was held in a trust or with survivorship rights. We buy inherited land regularly and can work alongside your probate attorney.
Can I sell land that has back property taxes?
Yes. Delinquent taxes, including outstanding tax certificates, are typically paid off from the sale proceeds at closing. The important thing is to sell before a tax deed application moves the property toward a tax deed sale.
I live out of state. Can I sell my Florida land without traveling?
Yes. Most land sales can close remotely. The title company sends documents to sign with a mobile notary or online notary, and the proceeds are wired to you.
Who pays documentary stamp tax when selling land in Florida?
Florida charges documentary stamp tax on deeds at 70 cents per $100 of the sale price in most counties. By custom the seller usually pays it, but it is negotiable and is spelled out in the purchase contract.
Do you buy land in wetlands or flood zones?
We review every parcel. Wetlands, flood zones, and limited road access affect what land is worth and how it can be used, and we will be upfront about how they affect our offer.
Find Out What Your Land Is Worth to Us
Send the parcel ID. A real person researches it and gets back to you within 24 hours, with no obligation.