When looking to buy land in Arizona or the surrounding areas, it isn’t always necessary to hire an agent. If you want to save money on agent fees and commissions, we can help you learn how to buy a property without an agent in Arizona!
In order to save time and money buying land, one way to do it is by connecting directly with the seller. By working together, one on one, you will both be able to enjoy savings, and the freedom to close when and where you choose. If you decide to buy land without an agent, there are a few things you should do first.
Decide How You’ll Want To Pay
Will you need a loan? If so, contact a lender who will be able to get you pre-approved and let you know exactly how much you will be able to borrow. If you would rather pay in cash and be done with it, develop a comprehensive savings plan to help you reach your goals. When paying in cash, you can often negotiate a lower price on the property as you should be able to close much more quickly. We offer owner financing which could be a great option for people.
Set Your Criteria
Before you start looking at every available piece of land in an area, get clear about what you really want. How much space do you need? Price? Yard? Commute? Answer all of these things and write your answers down. Also, take into account the needs of others in your family. This will help to narrow down your search so you can focus on finding the right property.
Find A Professional Seller
One option for finding off-market properties is to work with a professional seller such as Southwest Land Deals. Many of our best deals are never listed on the MLS and are always priced to sell. Check out site often to see what new deals we’ve posted.
Network
Talk to people both in and out of the real estate world that you are ready to buy. Some of the best deals are done by word of mouth. Tell everyone you know that you are looking for land in Arizona. You never know who could be selling.
Talk To An Attorney
Your attorney will make sure your offer is in order, and that the transaction is on the up and up. No matter how you choose to buy a property, talking to your attorney will help you achieve peace of mind. You should also discuss your plans with your accountant and financial planner if applicable.
Make An Offer
Once you have checked off all of the boxes above, it will be time to make your offer. Make sure it is presented professionally and in the requested format of the seller. Your attorney can keep things professional and formal.
Close On The Land
Once the seller has agreed to the terms, it will be time to close on the property. At this point, you will need to pay the funds owed, financed or otherwise, and complete all of the sales paperwork. The process takes place at a local title company.