We'll make an offer for any vacant Alabama land, regardless of its condition, back taxes, or situation.
Sell Alabama land with peace of mind: We use escrow, a neutral party that holds funds and title until closing, making a secure exchange for everyone.
Service guarantee: Our team will guide you through your Alabama land-selling experience, keep you updated, and be available for calls and video chats as needed.
Our mission is to make selling your land fast, simple, and hassle-free while providing a fair cash offer.
Aaron Timmer | Founder
Compare Prime Land Buyers with a typical experience selling with a realtor.
Zero fees and commissions
No additional expenses
Sell within a few weeks, not months
Sell your land 'as-is'
All back and current taxes paid
A hassle-free sale
We buy vacant lots, raw acreage, and undeveloped property in any location. From small residential lots to large rural parcels, we purchase all vacant land.
From Appalachian foothills hunting properties with whitetail deer and wild turkey to Black Belt dove fields near the Tennessee River, we purchase recreational properties throughout all regions.
Inherited property causing family stress? We buy inherited land fast with no repairs needed. Avoid probate delays and family disputes and sell inherited property for cash.
We actively purchase forest properties from hardwood stands in the Appalachian foothills to longleaf pine plantations in the Gulf Coastal Plain region.
We buy land with back taxes, tax liens, and delinquent property taxes. No need to pay outstanding taxes first. We handle all tax obligations at closing.
We purchase fractional ownership, jointly owned property, and divided interest land. Resolve co-ownership disputes quickly. We buy your share of jointly owned land for cash.
Selling Alabama land without a realtor saves commission fees but requires navigating county-specific regulations and recording requirements. Here's your step-by-step roadmap:
Research recent comparable land sales through county probate court deed records
Review current property tax assessment (Alabama assesses at fair market value)
Consider Alabama-specific factors: timber value, agricultural productivity, Black Belt soil quality
Factor in regional premiums: Tennessee Valley proximity, Gulf Coast access, hunting potential
Zoning compliance: Verify current zoning allows buyer's intended use through county planning office
Environmental restrictions: Check for wetlands, flood zones via ADEM and FEMA maps
Agricultural/forestry status: Determine current use classification for tax benefits
Access rights: Confirm legal access via recorded easements or public road frontage
Property condition disclosure: No statutory requirement but recommended for protection
Lead Paint Disclosure: Required for any structures built before 1978
Environmental hazards: Disclose known contamination, wetlands, or mining activity
Known defects: Alabama follows "caveat emptor" but must disclose material defects if known
List on Alabama-focused hunting and timber platforms during peak seasons
Highlight Alabama advantages: no state transfer tax, agricultural/forestry tax benefits
Target seasonal buyers: hunting properties market best August through October
Emphasize proximity to major cities like Birmingham, Mobile, or Huntsville
State transfer tax: None - Alabama has no state documentary stamp tax
County deed tax: Typically $0.50 per $500 of sale price (varies by county)
Recording fees: Usually $2.50-$16.50 per page depending on county
Mortgage tax: $0.15 per $100 if buyer finances (paid by buyer)
Bottom Line: Alabama FSBO land sales average 4-6 months. Missing environmental assessments or access documentation can delay closing significantly.
Don't worry about gathering every document - we'll help you obtain anything that's missing. Here's what's typically needed for Alabama land sales.
Property deed or title showing current ownership
Recent property tax statements (last 2 years preferred)
Survey or legal property description
Current property tax assessment
Alabama Real Estate Sales Validation Form (RT-1)
Previous appraisals or valuations
Environmental assessments or soil tests
Current zoning information
Utility availability documentation
Photos of the property
Real Estate Sales Validation Form (RT-1) must be filed for recording
Nonresident withholding affidavit (if seller lives outside Alabama)
Property tax proration calculations
Since Alabama is a "buyer beware" state, minimal disclosure requirements apply
Don't have all the paperwork? We work with Alabama county offices and title companies daily to obtain missing documents. Our team can help you get copies of deeds, tax records, surveys, and any other required documentation. This service is included at no cost to you.
Ready to get started? Submit your property details today - we'll handle the paperwork headaches for you.
Here are the most common questions we receive from Alabama landowners looking to sell their property.
The fastest way is to contact direct cash buyers like Prime Land Buyers. Simply submit your property details online, receive a cash offer within 24-48 hours, and close in 2-4 weeks. We handle all Alabama-specific paperwork including the RT-1 form and coordinate with local title companies to ensure a smooth transaction.
Cash buyers are the fastest option, typically closing in 3-4 weeks. Traditional realtor sales in Alabama average 5-6 months according to the Alabama Association of Realtors, while FSBO sales can take 6-12 months. Cash sales eliminate financing delays and lengthy marketing periods.
Prime Land Buyers is Alabama's leading cash land buying company, purchasing properties statewide from Mobile Bay to the Tennessee Valley. We specialize in all land types including agricultural, timber, recreational, and development properties.
The fastest way to sell Alabama land is directly through cash buyer websites like PrimeLandBuyers.com, where you can get an offer in 24-48 hours. Traditional listing sites like LandWatch and Lands of America require months of marketing with no guarantee of sale.
Yes, we regularly purchase Alabama properties with back taxes, liens, or other issues. We can coordinate with the county revenue office to resolve tax issues at closing, so you don't have to pay them upfront. This is often the fastest way to resolve delinquent property tax problems in Alabama.
With cash buyers, expect 3-4 weeks from offer acceptance to closing. Traditional sales through realtors typically take 5-6 months in Alabama's land market. FSBO sales can take even longer due to marketing challenges and the complexity of Alabama's land classification requirements.
You'll need the property deed, recent tax statements, and the Alabama Real Estate Sales Validation Form (RT-1). Since Alabama is a "buyer beware" state, disclosure requirements are minimal. We can help you obtain missing documents through our network of Alabama title companies and county offices.
No, Alabama law doesn't require using a realtor to sell property. You can sell directly to cash buyers without a realtor, saving the 5-6% commission fee and speeding up the process significantly. We handle all the same services including paperwork, title work, and closing coordination.
When you sell to us, there are zero costs or fees. We cover all closing costs, title work, RT-1 filing fees, and transfer costs. Traditional sales cost 5-6% in realtor commissions plus marketing expenses and carrying costs during the lengthy sales process.
We purchase all types of Alabama land: vacant lots, agricultural land, timber properties, recreational hunting land, inherited property, and land with back taxes or liens. We buy from the Tennessee Valley to Mobile Bay, including properties in Birmingham, Montgomery, Huntsville, and rural areas.
Yes, when you work with reputable buyers who use licensed escrow services. We always close through Alabama title companies with proper escrow protection. Never transfer your deed before receiving payment - legitimate cash buyers will handle everything through proper escrow channels.
Absolutely. We help with inherited properties regularly, including situations where the estate hasn't been fully probated. We can work with your attorney to navigate Alabama inheritance laws and ensure proper title transfer. This often resolves family disputes over inherited land quickly.
We can still purchase your property. Our team works with Alabama attorneys and title companies to resolve liens, judgments, or other title issues at closing. The proceeds from the sale typically pay off these obligations, and you receive the remaining equity.
We analyze recent comparable sales in your county, assess the property's development potential, review zoning and access, and consider current market conditions in your specific Alabama region. Our valuation considers factors like proximity to growing areas like Huntsville, Birmingham, or Gulf Coast development.
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