Looking for a way to send your lands fast? Look no further! Here, we’ll be listing our top three ways to put up your land for sale, and for free!
#1. Zillow.com
Zillow is designed with the goal of allowing users to rent, sell and buy real estate, including land. You can set up your listing, label it as “vacant land”, and then verify the post through an automated phone call.
The biggest perk of Zillow is that people come here with the goal of finding a property, allowing you to find a buyer quicker. As you’ll only be dealing with serious buyers, the whole experience will likely be pretty seamless as well.
The only downside is that you can never know when the call to verify your listing will come. So you may have to wait a few minutes, up to a couple of hours. Our advice is to always have your phone with you, ready with the required info about the listing. Also, Zillow isn’t specialized for people looking to sell/buy land, so it may take some time for the offers to start rolling in.
Pros:
• The easiest way to reach your target audience.
• Efficient communication with potential buyers.
• Special label for vacant land listings.
Cons:
• The verification process can be a bit annoying.
• Most people come here to look for homes, not vacant land.
Tip: Keep the information for your listing (asking price and zip code) closeby so you can verify the listing right away.
#2. SellTheLandNow.com
If you’re looking for a way to sell your land quickly, and without a lot of fuss — look no further than SellTheLandNow.com. This website caters to people who want to sell their land very quickly, by connecting you to real estate investors.
All you have to do is set up your listing, add general information, and SellTheLandNow.com will put you in touch with multiple investors at the same time. Then, a buyer will contact you with an offer, and more often than not, will handle the entire purchasing process for you. So, suffice it to say, this website offers the quickest, easiest, most efficient way for you to sell your land.
The only real downside is that you're only dealing with investors, who are only looking to cut down on costs, so they might low-ball you on the initial offer. If you’re in a pinch, you might need to be a bit flexible on the price.
Pros:
• The easiest and quickest way to sell your land by far.
• An investor will handle the entire transaction and sale process.
• Facilitates efficient communication with serious buyers.
Cons:
• Investors are always looking for ways to bring down the price.
Tip: Be flexible on the price if you want to sell your land quickly.
#3. Facebook Marketplace
Facebook’s Marketplace offers a way for people to sell every and anything — including land. Moreover, thanks to the website’s recent update, you can now look specifically for real estate. However, if you want to place your land for sale, you’ll have to list it under a category such as “Miscellaneous”.
Prospective buyers will probably contact you straight through the messenger app, offering an easy way to communicate. So, you can expect a lot of messages when you first set up the listing. However, keep in mind that you have to add a photograph to the listing, which may be inconvenient if you want to get rid of the land quickly.
Pros:
• You can reach a lot of people at once.
Cons:
• There isn’t a section for vacant land.
• You have to include photos.
• Expect to be flooded with messages — from all sorts of people.
