Selling your land to Crux Holdings can result in a quicker sale and a cash offer, avoiding the lengthy process and uncertainties of traditional property sales.

Crux’ interest in land varies widely, including development opportunities, agricultural, recreational, as well as opportunities to diversify their investment portfolios.

Consider factors such as the current market value of your land, any potential for future development or appreciation, your financial goals, and whether you prefer a quick sale or are willing to wait for a higher offer.

Provide details such as the property's size, location, easement access, zoning regulations, access to utilities, any existing structures or improvements, environmental considerations, and any relevant documentation like surveys or title reports.

You can determine the value of your land by researching recent comparable sales (comps) in your area, consulting with local real estate agents or appraisers specializing in land, and considering potential development or use.

Selling directly to an investor can often result in a faster transaction with fewer contingencies, avoiding listing fees, and negotiating directly with the buyer who is typically prepared to make a quick purchase.

Depending on your goals and the condition of the land, preparing it by clearing any debris, addressing environmental concerns, and ensuring clear property boundaries can enhance its appeal to investors.

You may need to provide documents such as the deed, title insurance, surveys, property tax records, any existing leases or easements, and any relevant permits or zoning approvals.

The process generally involves initial contact with the investor, negotiation of terms, due diligence by the investor (including inspections and research), drafting and signing a purchase agreement, and closing the transaction.

Yes, we are potentially interested in properties with existing structures or improvements, depending on their investment strategy and the potential for future development or use.

Yes, selling land can have tax implications such as capital gains taxes. Consult with a tax advisor to understand the specific tax consequences of selling your land.

 Ensure a smooth transaction by being transparent about the property, responsive to investor inquiries, preparing all necessary documents in advance, and maintaining open communication throughout the process.