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Land Liquidation Real Estate: A Comprehensive Guide by Compass Land Group

Land Liquidation Real Estate: A Comprehensive Guide by Compass Land Group provides an in-depth exploration of the land liquidation process. The guide covers essential strategies for effectively navigating the real estate market during land liquidation sales.

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Land Liquidation Real Estate: A Comprehensive Guide by Compass Land Group

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  1. Compass Land Group www.compasslandgroup.com

  2. How Real Estate Liquidation Sales Work: Key Insights and Tips Land liquidation sales can be a great opportunity to buy a prime piece of land at a great price. Like any large purchase, you need to do your research. When dealing with a reputable company and professional land consultants, you’ll find that land liquidation sales are the best way to purchase land below market prices. Keep reading to learn exactly how land liquidation sales work, how to research and prepare to attend a sale, and what to expect when attending a one-day land liquidation sale event. What is a Land Liquidation Sale? Land liquidation sales are one-day sale events, in which a set group of properties are sold. It is NOT an auction, prices are set and there is no “bidding” involved. All Buyers MUST be present to purchase. Buyers have set appointment times to view the properties, which are sold on a first-come, first-serve basis. There will be 20-30 clients viewing properties at each appointment time. While there are some companies that you may have heard horror stories about (i.e. high-pressure salesman, bait-and-switch properties, or even land that can’t be built on), there are many reputable companies out there that provide a great experience and quality pieces of land at unbelievable prices. Finding a Reputable Land Liquidation Company. The key to finding a reputable land liquidation sale company is research. A reputable company will be well- established and easy to contact. Be weary of any company that doesn’t provide company information or an address and phone number on their website. A reputable company will welcome phone calls and will be able to answer any questions you may have. When calling about the sale, a reputable company will gladly share details of all properties included in the sale along with property sizes, price ranges, and unique property features

  3. Preparing to Attend a Land Liquidation Sale. The first step to attending the sale is to call and set up your appointment. Since land liquidation sales are not auctions, you have to schedule an appointment for the day of the sale. While you are scheduling your appointment, look for a company that provides professional land consultants. A reputable company will provide consultants that are knowledgeable and honest whose goal is to make sure you show up on sale day knowing exactly what to expect. Since the sales are typically advertised with one or two featured properties, that best represent all the properties available on sale day, this consultant is key to a good sale experience. A good land consultant can answer any questions you have about the sale, as well as give you information on all the properties that will be included in the sale while helping to guide you to the piece of land that is the best fit for your needs. The Day of the Land Liquidation Sale There will be a check-in tent where you will provide a representative with your name and make/model of your vehicle. You will be assigned a personal sales guide who will meet you at your vehicle at your appointment time. You may choose to join your guide in their vehicle so that they can navigate the property for you and provide information about the property while you drive. This will give you plenty of time to ask questions. This representative will provide a map of all the properties included in the sale and will serve as your tour guide.

  4. Keeping an Open Mind As we mentioned above, land liquidation sales are typically buzzing with buyers all looking to find a great property at a great price, and that means properties sell quickly. There will be multiple properties, ranging in size and price. Make sure you go into the sale with an open mind and have a few properties that you may be interested in. Come up with a budget range that you feel comfortable with. If the property you had your eye on is already sold, have your sales guide show you other properties that might end up being even more perfect for you! Some buyers attend multiple sales before they purchase their dream property. Closing Process After the Sale, a representative will get in touch with you to set a closing date. All Sales are closed with a legitimate and certified Closing Attorney. It is a legitimate land purchase, so you will receive a Deed to your property after closing. All Mineral, Gas, Oil, Water, and Timber Rights will be conveyed with your purchase, just as a typical land transaction. You do not have to be present for closing, but you will receive paperwork to complete and have notarized prior to your closing date. Life is better with a view, Own It! Now that you know how land liquidation sales work, how to find a reputable land liquidation sale company, and what to expect when you attend a sale, we hope you feel more confident than ever to go out and find your dream property! If you’d like to learn more about Land Liquidation Sales, or if you’re looking for your dream property in North Carolina, contact Compass Land and Real Estate today for a free, no-pressure consultation.

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