Cash offers on vacant lots, raw land, agricultural parcels, and development sites. No commission or service fee paid to Summit, and your preferred timing is discussed up front.
For a land sale, clarify what is known about the parcel before comparing offers. Share available surveys, title documents and access or utility information. Ask the purchaser and escrow which additional records or reports may be needed before you agree on timing or expenses.
You can request a direct offer without entering a new public listing agreement. Summit charges no seller commission or service fee. Review the named purchaser, funding conditions and any assignment terms in the written agreement. Whether you own a single infill lot or a larger agricultural parcel, start by sharing the APN or address, the county, acreage if known, access and utility information, any known issues, documents you already have, and your preferred timing. Once we have enough property information, we can review the parcel and discuss an offer. Closing depends on title, escrow, due diligence, and the conditions in the purchase contract.
Review the named purchaser
Commission or service fee to Summit
Share the details and documents you have
Funding and closing conditions
We review many types of land in Sacramento, the East Bay, and other parts of Northern California.
Infill lots, subdivision remnants, single-family buildable lots. Urban, suburban, or rural. With or without utilities.
Farmland, orchards, vineyards, and row crop land. We review parcels whether they are active or fallow, leased or unleased.
Entitled or unentitled development land. Approved for residential or commercial development. We evaluate based on potential.
Undeveloped acreage, timber land, hillside parcels, and rural properties with no improvements. Parcels of different sizes and conditions are welcome for review.
Zoned commercial, industrial, or mixed-use vacant land. Corner lots, highway-adjacent parcels, and infill commercial sites.
Tax-defaulted land, landlocked parcels, flood zone properties, and lots with title issues. Tell us what you know, and we will review whether it is a situation we can work with.
You inherited a parcel from a family member and have no plans to develop or use it. Property taxes keep coming. Compare sale options with the cost of continuing to hold the parcel.
Vacant land may produce little or no income while property taxes continue each year. Some owners decide to sell rather than keep paying for land they do not plan to use.
You bought land with plans to build that never materialized. Life changed, the market shifted, or the project became unfeasible. Time to liquidate.
Your land has been listed for months or years with little interest. Selling directly avoids a public listing. Once we have enough property information, we can review the parcel and discuss an offer, with closing subject to title, escrow, due diligence, and contract conditions.
Land is part of an estate that heirs need to liquidate. We can discuss a direct purchase with the people authorized to sell. Ask the estate's attorney and escrow which approvals, records, and steps apply before signing.
Life happens. Whether it's a financial obligation, another investment opportunity, or a personal situation, let us know your preferred timing. Closing timing depends on title, escrow, due diligence, and contract conditions.
Not necessarily before you reach out. Start by sharing the APN or address, county, acreage if known, access and utility information, any known issues, and documents you already have. We need enough property information before making an offer, and the purchase contract may call for additional records or reports. Ask the purchaser and escrow which records, reports, expenses, and conditions apply to your sale.
Tell us what you know about the title issue, liens, or unpaid taxes, and share any notices or documents you have. How these items are handled depends on title, escrow, and the terms of the purchase contract. Ask the title company or escrow how they apply to your sale, and talk with an attorney if you need legal advice. We will let you know whether it is a situation we can work with.
Ask how comparable land sales, zoning and entitlement status, access and utilities, size, topography and known issues affect the offer. Share the records you have and ask which assumptions still need verification.
Timing depends on the property, title, escrow, due diligence, and the conditions in the purchase contract. Rural parcels may need additional title research. Tell us your preferred timing up front, and ask escrow which steps remain before closing.
Yes. While our primary markets are the Sacramento Valley and East Bay, we evaluate land throughout Northern California. If you have a parcel elsewhere in California, share the county and the APN or address, and we'll let you know if it's within our acquisition area.
Tell us about your parcel, including the APN or address, county, acreage if known, and your preferred timing. Once we have enough property information, we can review it and discuss an offer. No obligation, no pressure.
We buy land throughout Northern California with a primary focus on the following areas:
Sacramento Region: Sacramento County • El Dorado County • Placer County • Yolo County • Sutter County • Yuba County • Nevada County
Bay Area / East Bay: Contra Costa County • Alameda County • Solano County • Napa County
Central Valley: San Joaquin County • Stanislaus County • Fresno County
Have land elsewhere in California? Reach out and we will review it on a case-by-case basis.