WE BUY LAND
From a small vacant lot to larger rural acreage, tell us about the land. If it fits our buying criteria, we may make a direct cash offer. Closing can sometimes happen quickly when the property and title situation allow.
Tell us about the property and we will review it for a potential direct offer.
There is no single right way to sell land. The right approach depends on what matters most to you, such as exposure, convenience, or handling the sale yourself.
A direct sale may suit owners who value a simpler process, fewer moving parts, and potentially a faster closing. Pinnacle buys land directly and, when a property fits what we are looking for, may make a direct offer. Not every property qualifies.
Learn about direct cash offersListing may make sense if your priority is reaching the retail market and you are comfortable with a potentially longer process. Considerations can include commissions, showings, buyer financing, inspections, and time on market; details vary by property and agreement.
Selling independently gives you control over how the property is marketed. You will generally handle advertising, inquiries, buyer screening, negotiations, paperwork, and coordinating the closing.
About Pinnacle Property Holdings
Pinnacle Property Holdings buys land directly and considers a wide range of property types, from small vacant, infill, subdivision, and buildable lots to rural acreage, timberland, hunting and recreational land, and farmland. Whether you inherited a parcel, no longer use it, or want to explore a sale, tell us what you know and we will review it individually.
If the property fits what we are looking for, we may make a cash offer. Closing may happen quickly when the property and title situation allow. We are buying for our own investment purposes, not acting as your agent or listing broker, and there is no obligation to accept an offer.
Jason Speckert and Adam Cassady are the people behind Pinnacle Property Holdings and work directly with landowners.
OUR PROCESS
Submit the property information through the offer form.
We review the location, acreage, access, property characteristics, and available ownership information.
If the property fits what we are looking for, we may make a direct offer and explain the next steps.
If you accept the offer and the title situation allows the transaction to move forward, we coordinate the closing process.
We don’t use a one-size-fits-all formula. We review each property individually and look at factors that can affect how the land may be used, sold, or held.
We look at where the property is located, nearby communities, surrounding land uses, and the general characteristics of the area.
Acreage, lot size, shape, terrain, and whether the property is residential, rural, wooded, agricultural, recreational, or another land type can all matter.
Road access, recorded easements, and available utility information may affect how a property can be used and evaluated.
When useful information is available, we review recent or relevant land sales in the area to help understand the property’s market context.
Back taxes, liens, inherited ownership, multiple owners, or other title issues may affect the process, but do not necessarily prevent us from reviewing the property.
After reviewing the available information, we decide whether the property fits what we are looking for and whether we may be able to make a direct offer.
We consider properties individually, so a property does not have to fit neatly into one category. These examples are not a promise that every property will qualify.
Landowners contact us for all kinds of reasons. The property does not have to be perfect for us to take a look.
Inherited property can become difficult when heirs live elsewhere, several family members are involved, or nobody has a use for the land.
Learn about selling inherited landWhen siblings, cousins, or other heirs share ownership, agreeing on next steps can make a sale more complicated.
Read the guide for land with multiple heirsUnpaid property taxes do not necessarily mean a property cannot be sold, but the tax situation needs to be reviewed.
Learn about selling land with back taxesRecorded liens or title problems can affect closing and may need to be resolved before a transaction can proceed.
Learn about selling land with liensA lack of clear road or legal access can reduce the buyer pool, though Pinnacle may still consider the property.
Read the guide to landlocked propertySome owners simply no longer want to pay taxes, maintain the property, or manage land they do not use.
Learn about selling unwanted landWe buy land directly in select markets across the United States and consider a wide range of parcels, from small vacant lots to rural acreage. Explore the areas where we are currently buying land.
We purchase land directly from property owners for our own investment purposes.
You do not need to list the property with us or hire an agent to request an offer.
Review any offer and decide whether it works for you. You are not obligated to accept.
We aim to explain the property review, offer, and closing steps clearly.
We consider each parcel’s location, acreage, access, market conditions, and other property details.
If you accept an offer, we coordinate closing through an appropriate title company, attorney, or closing professional.
FAQ
If you are unsure how the process works, start with a few common questions or send us the property details and we will follow up.
Pinnacle Property Holdings purchases real estate for its own investment purposes. We are not acting as your real estate agent or listing broker.
Tell us about the property and we will review it to see whether it fits our current buying criteria.
