How to sell property online
How to Sell Land Online
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selling land online on your own is a
great alternative to hiring a realtor
with the internet you're able to reach
many more potential buyers versus only
dealing with local buyers this means you
can sell your vacant land quicker and
possibly for a higher price here are
three tips to help protect you when you
sell land online closing date the start
of a real estate transaction involves a
purchase agreement this is a
straightforward contract that outlines
the terms of the deal price and time be
wary of buyers who ask for more than 30
days to purchase your vacant land the
longer the time between signing a
purchase agreement and committing to
handing over a check gives more time for
the buyer to back out all the while you
could have been working with another
buyer who's ready to purchase asap
consider offering a lower purchase price
to the buyer in exchange for a faster
sale time use professionals by hiring a
title company or title agency or in some
states a real estate attorney you the
seller are protected the title company
or attorney acts as a middleman between
you and the buyer the title company or
attorney is responsible for collecting
the money from the buyer before you sign
over your vacant land once the
appropriate documents have been signed
the title company is legally obligated
to get you the proceeds from the sale of
your vacant land
funds check that funds are held in an
escrow account before signing closing
documents another piece of mind in using
a title company or attorney to sell your
land is the ability to pick up the phone
and double check that a check is waiting
for you once you sign all the closing
docs selling your land to an
out-of-state buyer or company that buys
land is easier than ever before thanks
to the internet gone are the days where
sellers can only sell their land to
someone local by insisting that a title
company handles your sale of vacant land
you can comfortably sell land online
other things title companies and
attorneys charge a fee for their
services fees to have a title company or
real estate attorney act as a middleman
between you and the buyer can range from
a few hundred to a few thousand dollars
many times a title company or attorney
will require a portion of those fees to
be paid up front this prepayment ensures
that if the deal doesn't go through the
title company or attorney is not left
unpaid for their services you can
negotiate with your buyer so that the
buyer is responsible for paying all the
title companies or attorneys fees so if
the buyer backs out for whatever reason
they're the ones covering the bill you
will have to sign legal documents in
front of a notary in order to complete a
real estate transaction the seller will
need to sign a legal document known as a
deed this deed will need to be signed in
the presence of a notary who can verify
the legitimacy of the document this deed
will need to be signed in the presence
of a notary who can verify the
legitimacy of the document notaries
charge a fee for their services you can
negotiate with your buyer to cover the
costs of the notary are you ready to
sell your land online visit our site
sellthelandnow.com and fill out our form
we'll send you your properties
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buyers if these land buyers are
interested in purchasing your property
they'll send you cash offers and if you
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