The questions every landowner should ask — answered plainly, with no salesmanship.
No. There are no agent commissions, no closing costs, and no hidden charges — we cover the paperwork, the recording fees, and the transfer. The number on your written offer is the number you receive.
That's one of the most common situations we see, and there's no judgment here — land that felt like a plan years ago can turn into a tax bill that shows up every fall. When we make an offer we account for any back taxes and pay them off at closing, so you walk away clean.
Weeks, not months. Once you accept a written offer, most of the remaining wait is the county recorder's office, not us. There's no bank, no financing contingency, and no inspection circus — vacant land closes simply.
Fair question — land scams exist, and you should be careful. We're a small Arizona-focused family company run by Tyson and Jennifer Bundy (you can read about us on the About page). Everything we do is in writing, you can take all the time you want with any offer, and every closing produces a public record you can verify with the county recorder. If anyone ever pressures you to skip the paperwork, walk away — including from us.
We research your specific parcel: county records, recent comparable sales nearby, access, and terrain. We'll be straight with you — our offer is below full retail, because we pay cash, close fast, and cover every cost. You're trading some price for speed, certainty, and zero hassle. If holding out for top dollar with an agent is right for you, we'll tell you that too.
Usually not. The county keeps the official records, and title can almost always be confirmed from those. You also don't need to visit the property or meet anyone — everything can be handled by mail and email.
Yes — inherited parcels and multiple owners are everyday situations for us. Every owner (or the estate's representative) signs, and we'll walk through what paperwork your situation needs before anything is final.
No. You'll get a written offer, and it doesn't expire the moment we hang up. Sleep on it, show it to your family or your attorney, or say no — no obligation either way.
Rural vacant land in Arizona, usually 1–40 acres — the kind of parcel that's been sitting unused. We focus on La Paz County, Mohave County, and nearby areas. We don't buy houses or commercial property.
Use the form on our home page, or email tom@reddirtlandco.com with your parcel number (APN) or the property's general location. We'll research it and get back to you — even if you just want to know what it might be worth, we're happy to share what we find.
Or just ask a question: tom@reddirtlandco.com
