Don't Lose Your Land to a Tax Sale

Every year, thousands of property owners lose their land at tax auctions — often for a fraction of what it's worth. When you fall behind on property taxes, the county doesn't care about your situation. They just want their money, and they'll sell your property to get it.

Sell Land Behind on Property Taxes

If you're behind on property taxes or facing a tax lien, selling your land fast can help you avoid a tax sale. We buy land with tax liens and properties behind on taxes:

  • Get cash before the tax sale deadline
  • We pay off back taxes at closing
  • Sell land due to taxes without losing more money
  • Fast closing to resolve your tax situation quickly

Here's the problem: At a tax sale, your land might sell for just the amount of back taxes owed — even if it's worth ten times that amount. You lose all your equity, and some investor walks away with your property for pennies on the dollar.

There's a better option: Sell to us before the tax sale. We pay you a fair price for your land, settle the back taxes at closing, and you walk away with cash in your pocket instead of nothing.

⚠️ Tax Sale Coming Up?

If your property is scheduled for auction, contact us immediately. We can often close in 7-10 days if we move fast. Don't wait until it's too late.

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📱 Text us: (252) 336-8364 with your property address, parcel number, city, state, zip, and name.

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How Selling to Us Works with Back Taxes

Step 1: You contact us with your property information. We research the current tax status, liens, and property value.

Step 2: We send you a cash offer. This offer accounts for the back taxes — we're not asking you to pay them first. You'll see exactly how much cash you'll receive after taxes are settled.

Step 3: At closing, the title company pays off the delinquent taxes directly from the sale proceeds. You receive the remaining balance — your equity — as cash.

Example: Your land is worth $30,000. You owe $5,000 in back taxes. We offer you $20,000 (after accounting for our discount as a cash buyer). At closing, $5,000 goes to the county for taxes, and you receive $15,000 cash. Compare that to a tax sale where you'd likely receive $0.

Why This Is Better Than a Tax Sale

Sell to Us
Tax Sale Auction
Money You Receive
Fair cash value minus taxes
Usually $0
Your Equity
Protected
Lost completely
Timeline
You choose closing date
County decides
Control
You accept or decline offer
None — forced sale
Credit Impact
Normal sale
Tax lien on record

Common Questions About Selling Tax-Delinquent Land

Can I really sell land if I owe back taxes?

Yes. Property with tax liens can absolutely be sold. The liens attach to the property, not to you personally. At closing, the title company ensures all liens (including tax liens) are paid from the sale proceeds before you receive your share. You don't need to pay the taxes upfront.

How do you handle the back taxes?

When we make you an offer, we factor in the back taxes owed. At closing, the title company pays the county directly from sale proceeds. Your cash payout is what remains after taxes and closing costs are covered — and we pay the closing costs, so it's just the taxes coming out.

What if my property is already listed for tax sale?

Contact us immediately. If we have at least 7-10 days before the auction, we can often close in time. Every day counts when a tax sale is imminent. We've helped owners close just days before scheduled auctions — but the sooner you reach out, the better.

What if the taxes owed are more than the land is worth?

This is a tough situation. If back taxes exceed the property value, a normal sale may not make financial sense since there'd be no equity left for you. However, we can still evaluate your specific situation — sometimes there are options like applying for penalty waivers or negotiating with the county.

Will I owe anything at closing?

No. We pay all closing costs. The only deduction from your payout is the back taxes themselves, which are paid directly to the county. You'll never write a check — you only receive money.

How many years of back taxes will you handle?

We've purchased properties with 1 year, 5 years, even 10+ years of back taxes. As long as the property value exceeds the taxes owed, we can usually make a deal work. The key is that you still have equity worth extracting.

Do I need to contact the county first?

No. We handle communication with the tax office as part of our due diligence. We'll determine exactly what's owed, any redemption deadlines, and what's needed to clear the title. You don't need to do anything except provide us with basic property information.

Why Property Owners Fall Behind on Taxes

We never judge. Life happens, and there are many legitimate reasons people end up with tax-delinquent property:

  • Inherited property — You didn't know about the taxes, or they piled up during probate.
  • Financial hardship — Job loss, medical bills, or other expenses took priority.
  • Out-of-state ownership — Tax bills went to an old address and you never received them.
  • Property you forgot about — A small parcel you inherited years ago that slipped your mind.
  • Investment gone wrong — Bought land planning to develop it, plans changed, taxes kept coming.

Whatever the reason, we can help you resolve the situation and walk away with cash instead of losing everything to a tax sale.

Act Now — Before It's Too Late

Tax sales have firm deadlines. Once your property goes to auction, you lose all control. The best time to contact us was yesterday. The second best time is right now.

Text or call us directly at (252) 336-8364. We'll research your property, determine the exact tax situation, and have a cash offer to you within 24 hours. There's no obligation and no pressure — just a solution to a stressful problem.