Crest Land Group
Call or text (512) 553-8479
Crest Land Group
Call or text (512) 553-8479
Crest Land Group buys vacant land directly from owners in Travis County, Texas, and in Davidson and Williamson counties, Tennessee. There are no real estate commissions. We pay the title and closing fees stated in the purchase agreement, and an independent title company or closing attorney handles every closing.
If you recently received a call or text from us about your land, this page explains why we reached out. There is no obligation.
Crest Land Group reviews publicly available county property records to identify land that may fit what we buy. If we contacted you, it's because those records show you as the owner of land in an area where we're buying, and we wanted to ask whether you would consider a written offer for it.
There is no obligation to sell, and you don't need to decide anything in the first conversation. If the property fits, we'll send a written offer that you can accept, decline, or review with an attorney, family member, or anyone else you trust.
If we move forward, an independent title company or closing attorney handles the title work, the documents, and the funds.
Adam Upperman
Principal, Crest Land Group
How it works
We confirm the property and go over the basics: access, utilities, taxes, anything on the title. We won't ask you to decide anything on the call.
If the property fits what we're buying, we email or mail you a short purchase agreement with the price and terms spelled out. You can review it before deciding whether to sign.
The title company or closing attorney reviews the title, prepares the deed, and pays you directly at closing. Many closings are completed in 30 to 60 days, depending on the title review and property circumstances. You usually do not need to travel; most sellers sign the closing papers with a notary near where they live.
What to expect
We purchase the property as the buyer, not as a listing agent. There is no real estate commission, and we pay the title and closing fees stated in the purchase agreement.
The closing statement shows the amount you will receive and identifies any property taxes, liens, or other title items paid from the sale proceeds.
The title company or closing attorney coordinates the documents, handles the funds, and records the deed with the county. You never send money to Crest Land Group at any point.
We buy the property in its current condition. You do not need to clear it, survey it, or even visit it before selling.
County property ownership records are public, and we use them to identify land that may fit what we buy. Phone numbers may come from public or commercially available contact directories. If you do not want to hear from us again, tell us and we will stop contacting you.
The purchase agreement names the title company or closing attorney handling the closing, and you can contact them directly with any question. They prepare the documents, hold and disburse the funds, and record the deed with the county after closing. Sellers never send funds to Crest Land Group directly.
Every property is different. We look at the specific parcel: acreage, access, utilities, zoning, taxes, and title, along with recent land sales in the area and what it would cost to purchase, hold, and resell the property. If it fits what we're buying, we put the offer in writing for you to review without obligation, and we are glad to walk through how we arrived at the number on a call.
Often, yes. Unpaid property taxes can usually be paid from the sale proceeds at closing, provided the sale produces enough proceeds and the title issues can be resolved. The closing statement shows exactly what is paid and to whom.
Often, yes. The title company or closing attorney will review the title and identify the signatures and documentation needed. Depending on the estate, an attorney or probate process may be required.
In some transactions, Crest Land Group may assign its rights under the purchase agreement to another buyer who completes the purchase. Either way, the price and terms in the agreement you signed do not change, and the independent title company or closing attorney still handles the documents and the funds. Any assignment rights and disclosures that apply will be included in the written transaction documents.
If the closing cannot be completed and the purchase agreement terminates under its terms, you keep your property and owe us nothing. The agreement spells out how that works.
Who you'll talk to
Principal, Crest Land Group
Adam leads property acquisitions and owner conversations for Crest Land Group. When you call or text, you reach him directly.
Call or text: (512) 553-8479
Email: adam@crestlandgroup.com