All Forum Posts by: Janea L.

 Great list! Posting on craigslist and FB marketplace as a buyer is a legit start. Check Zillow for FSBOs and tired landlords. Driving for dollars +skip tracing through TruePeopleSearch helps too. City code violation lists are a gem if you can get them. Keep pushing! 

Hey Janea, you're right that land purchase agreements can vary quite a bit depending on state-specific laws and local disclosure requirements. A good starting point is to check out sites like Rocket Lawyer or LawDepot, which offer customizable agreements and state-specific legal documents. These platforms can help you get a draft that’s tailored to your location and needs. Also, consider consulting with a local real estate attorney to ensure everything complies with local regulations. Let me know if you need any more pointers or have further questions!

Yes, land purchase agreements do vary by state. Real etate transactions are governed by state laws, which can differ from state to state. Some states also have different requirements for what sellers must disclose to buyers such as the soil conditions and past land use. The process of closing a land sale, including who handles the paperwork and funds, can also differ from state to state

Have you explored land that has sold in the last 12 months or who has active land for sale to see what agents are actively selling land? Our office is in Maitland and down the road there are a few lots for sale from $275K-$3.99M right now. 

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