Timber Is Part Of The Value
Standing pine and hardwood can be worth a meaningful share of a tract's price. We look at the age and type of the timber and when it was last cut, so you're paid for what's growing on the land — not just the dirt underneath it.
Hunting Leases And Clubs
If a hunting club leases your land, we can buy subject to the lease or schedule closing after the season ends. Share the lease terms and we'll work around them.
What Makes Recreational Land Valuable
We consider the features buyers of this kind of land care about:
- Year-round access by road or recorded easement
- Creeks, ponds, river frontage, and bottomland
- Food plots, trails, and existing stands or cabins
- Tract size and how private the property feels
What Helps Us Make A Fast Offer
- Parcel number or county tax bill
- When the timber was last harvested, if you know
- Any hunting lease or club agreement
Closing typically takes 7–14 days after signing the purchase agreement, subject to clear title and attorney availability. You can choose a later date.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Not necessarily. Selling separately takes time and can leave a cutover tract that's harder to sell. We'll make an offer that includes the timber so you can compare.
Ask us. In some cases we can agree on a short-term arrangement in writing as part of the purchase.
Yes. We buy as-is, and you can take any personal property you want before closing.