I received a letter in the mail from NextAcre. What now?
Enter the Quote ID printed on the letter, along with your name, at the top of the home page and we will pull up the offer we made on your property. It is the same ID you would give us over the phone.
No letter, or you can’t find it? Send us your parcel details instead and we will price it from scratch.
Is there any cost or obligation if I request an offer?
No. Receiving an offer on your property from NextAcre is free and comes with absolutely no obligation to sell. Nothing is binding until you sign a purchase agreement.
Do I need a real estate agent?
No. NextAcre is a direct buyer of real estate, and most of our purchases are negotiated directly with the property owner. There are no real estate fees, and unless we agree otherwise, NextAcre covers closing costs, back taxes, and any other liens or outstanding payments on the property.
If you are already working with an agent, that is fine too — we pay their commission.
Will you actually buy my property, or are you flipping the contract?
NextAcre is a direct buyer. We do not flip contracts. Once a property is under contract we complete our due diligence and purchase it ourselves. The purchase may be made through a directly affiliated company rather than under the NextAcre name, but it is always our own entity — never an assignment to a stranger.
Who pays all the fees?
NextAcre does. You receive a free, competitive quote for your property and we cover the applicable costs:
- All closing costs
- All back taxes
- All liens and overdue HOA payments
- Realtor commissions, if an agent is involved
- Any required wetland, environmental, survey or engineering reports
Simply put, there is no easier way to sell your land.
My property is vacant land. Is that a problem?
No — that is exactly what we specialize in. Selling vacant land on the open market is hard for three reasons:
- Banks usually will not finance a buyer to purchase vacant land.
- Money almost always has to be spent before it can sell — surveys, wetland reports, environmental reports, engineering feasibility studies, septic and perc testing. That can run into tens of thousands of dollars.
- Until someone proves the parcel is buildable, every buyer treats it as a risk.
We invest the money to solve those problems — access and easement issues, wetlands, surveys, engineering. You get cash for the land and skip the whole exercise.
I’m not local to my land. Is that a problem?
Not at all. Plenty of the owners we buy from have never set foot on their parcel, or inherited it from across the country. Everything can be handled remotely — documents are signed through the title company, and the money is wired to you. We buy coast to coast.
How long does the process take?
We aim to get you cash within 4–6 weeks of signing, and we are always happy to try to work to your timeline if you need it sooner. Closing timelines vary a little by state.
How do I know I can trust NextAcre?
Look at the record: we have purchased land in more than 40 counties coast to coast.
And unlike many property buyers, NextAcre always uses independent, local third-party title agencies for title and escrow — First American, Stewart and Placer Title among them. The documents you sign, and the money you receive, are prepared and held by licensed professionals who are completely independent of us as the buyer.