Prime Land Buyers

• Founded in 2021 by Aaron Timmer.
• 100+ successful land transactions completed since launch.
• Average closing time around 3–4 weeks (about 24 days), significantly faster than typical realtor-led land sales.
• Focused exclusively on buying land, rather than houses.

Location and Contact Details

• Mailing address: 777 Brickell Ave. 500-9585, Miami, FL 33131
• Phone: (786) 250-1103
• Email: service@primelandbuyers.com
• Website: https://www.primelandbuyers.com

Mission

Prime Land Buyers' stated mission is to make selling land fast, simple, and hassle-free while providing a fair cash offer.

Team

• Aaron – Founder and CEO

Leads acquisitions and company strategy; combines a technology background with land investing experience.

• Emma – Acquisition Manager

Manages property evaluation, due diligence, and initial outreach to landowners.

• Tara – Disposition Manager

Oversees resale and development of acquired properties and relationships with downstream buyers.

Service Area

• Prime Land Buyers purchases land nationwide across all 50 states.
• The company highlights particular activity in multiple Michigan counties, including (but not limited to):
• Allegan County
• Barry County
• Benzie County
• Montcalm County
• Isabella County
• Livingston County
• Kent County
• Lake County
• Newaygo County
• Mason County
• Grand Traverse County
• Manistee County

The business positions itself as a nationwide buyer able to purchase land in any state and in both rural and more developed areas.

• Prime Land Buyers has completed 100+ land transactions since 2021.
• They highlight an average closing time of about 24 days, compared with 6+ months for many traditional realtor-led land sales.
• The business describes itself as licensed nationwide and notes an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau (BBB).

Reviews and Seller Experiences

The website features numerous testimonials from landowners in states such as Florida, Georgia, Texas, Colorado, Iowa, North Carolina, and others. Common themes in these reviews include:

• Receiving competitive cash offers after difficulty selling with a realtor or on their own.
• Fast closings, often described in the range of about 3–4 weeks.
• Appreciation that Prime Land Buyers handled paperwork, surveys, and tax issues, and made the process "simple" or "hassle-free."
• Positive feedback on the team's professionalism, patience in answering questions, and clear communication.

Individual testimonials mention examples such as inherited land sales, divorce-related land sales, commercial land, rural farmland, and long-unsold vacant land that was purchased for cash.

How Their Offers Are Positioned

• Prime Land Buyers states that they use comprehensive market analysis and comparable sales to price offers.
• They explicitly contrast themselves with other land buyers who may offer around 30–40% of market value, stating that they typically aim to offer about 60–70% of market price, while still covering all closing costs.

Service Commitments

• The company highlights a service guarantee focused on guiding sellers through every step, keeping them updated, and being available via phone or video chat.
• They emphasize working only with licensed title companies and escrow services and providing proof of funds for transactions.

These points are drawn from Prime Land Buyers' own published materials and testimonials and are intended to summarize how they present their track record and service quality.

• No realtor commissions. They contrast this with typical realtor commissions of around 6% or more on the sale price.
• No processing or surprise fees at closing, according to their own description.
• The amount they offer is positioned as the amount the seller receives at closing.

Closing Costs Covered by Prime Land Buyers

The company states that it covers essentially all standard closing-related expenses, including:

• Title company fees
• Escrow fees
• Title insurance
• Recording costs
• Transfer taxes and similar county-level charges

Their goal is described as making the closing process smooth and hassle-free for the seller.

Back Taxes and Liens

Prime Land Buyers specifically notes that they regularly purchase land with back taxes owed, subject to the amounts being reasonable in light of the property's value.

• Back tax amounts are researched through a title company during the due diligence process.
• When the deal proceeds, Prime Land Buyers pays the back taxes at closing as part of the transaction, instead of requiring the seller to pay them in advance.

Net Proceeds to the Seller

Because Prime Land Buyers covers closing costs and does not charge commissions or additional fees:

• The seller's net proceeds are intended to match the agreed-upon cash offer, after any back taxes or liens handled at closing.

The website positions this as a simpler and more predictable alternative to traditional listings that involve commissions, marketing expenses, and carrying costs while the property is on the market.

1. Share Your Property Details

• Fill out the online form on the website with key information about your land (such as parcel ID, county, and state).
• The team uses county records, property data, and comparable sales to evaluate your land.

2. Receive a Cash Offer

• Prime Land Buyers typically prepares a no-obligation cash offer within about 24–48 hours, depending on workload.
• During this stage they may contact county planning, zoning, and local utilities as part of their due diligence.
• If you accept the offer, they send you a purchase contract and guide you through signing.

3. Closing and Getting Paid

• The company uses licensed title companies and escrow services for every transaction.
• After all required documents are signed and notarized, the escrow officer coordinates closing.
• Funds are wired directly to the seller at closing; there is no need to wait for checks to clear.

Typical Timelines

• Cash offers are generally provided within 24–48 hours after receiving property information.
• Most transactions close in about 3–4 weeks, with the business highlighting an average closing time around 24 days, versus 6–12 months for many traditional realtor-led land sales.

How This Differs from Using a Realtor

According to the company's own materials:

• No need for showings, open houses, or buyer marketing.
• No waiting for buyer financing, appraisals, or inspection contingencies.
• Prime Land Buyers acts as the direct cash buyer rather than listing the property on the open market.

Communication and Support

• The team emphasizes transparent, frequent communication, including availability for calls and video consultations.
• They state a service guarantee to guide sellers through the entire process and keep them updated from initial contact through closing.

• Vacant land and raw, undeveloped property

Residential lots, rural acreage, and other undeveloped parcels in any location.

• Farmland and timberland

Agricultural land, pasture, cropland, and timber properties, with experience in agricultural zoning and timber value.

• Recreational and hunting properties

Land used for hunting, fishing, camping, and recreation, including rural retreats and similar properties.

• Inherited land

Properties received through inheritance, including those creating family or estate-related stress.

• Tax-delinquent land

Land with back taxes, tax liens, or delinquent property taxes. The company often handles these tax obligations at closing when the amounts are reasonable relative to the property value.

• Divided interest and jointly owned land

Fractional ownership, co-owned parcels, and divided interest land. Prime Land Buyers can buy an owner's share to help resolve co-ownership situations.

Condition and Location

• Prime Land Buyers states that they will consider land in almost any condition, including overgrown, raw, landlocked, or otherwise challenging parcels.
• They position themselves as nationwide land buyers, purchasing land in both rural and more developed areas across the United States.

Example Local Focus (Michigan)

While they buy nationwide, the company highlights specific activity in various Michigan counties, including:

• Allegan County
• Barry County
• Benzie County
• Montcalm County
• Isabella County
• Livingston County
• Kent County
• Lake County
• Newaygo County
• Mason County
• Grand Traverse County
• Manistee County

These examples illustrate their willingness to buy land in multiple counties and local markets, alongside other states.

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