Offer Day Land · Raleigh
If new homes are going up around you, builders are competing for lots like yours. We work directly with Triangle builders and can tell you what your property is worth as land — privately, with no listing and no sign in the yard.
Why this is different
That changes the math. A builder's number is driven by what they can build and sell on the parcel — lot width, setbacks, zoning, mature trees, the price of the last new construction that sold nearby. The condition of your existing house matters far less than most owners expect.
It also changes who you should be talking to. A traditional cash-offer company is pricing a fix-and-flip. That is usually the wrong buyer, and the wrong number, for a property like this.
| Listing with an agent | Selling as a lot | |
|---|---|---|
| Repairs before sale | Usually expected | None |
| Showings & open houses | Yes | None |
| Sign in the yard | Yes | No |
| Commission | Typically 5–6% | None |
| Who's buying | A family | A local builder |
| Timeline | Market-dependent | You set the date |
The process
That's all we need to start. We do the research before we call you.
Recent lot sales, what's being built nearby, and what those homes sold for. You get it in writing.
We bring the parcel to builders active in your neighborhood and come back with a firm number and terms.
A North Carolina closing attorney handles it. Stay in the house until you're ready to move if you need to.
Where we're active
Each has its own page with recent lot sales and what's being built.
Questions owners ask
In most cases, yes — that's what makes the land valuable. Some owners want to know; some would rather not. We'll tell you either way, and we won't pretend otherwise to make a deal easier.
Sometimes, sometimes not. It depends on the parcel and the condition of the house. We'll show you the land valuation and the recent comparable home sales side by side so you can judge it. If listing wins, we'll say so.
Not from us. There's no sign, no listing, and no public marketing. They'll find out when construction starts, like everyone else.
No. Builders are usually flexible on timing because they have permitting to get through anyway. Several of our sellers have closed and then stayed in the house while they found their next one.
Yes, and here's the honest reason: one number is not a market. We can tell you whether the offer you have is in range, and we can bring the parcel to other builders to find out.
We'll have it in front of builders this week. Still deciding? Ask for the valuation instead — same form, second tab.