Off-market lots.
Pre-checked.
We find vacant land before it’s listed, then screen every parcel for flood, wetlands, access and utilities. You only see lots that fit your buy box, with the homework already done.
- Matches, not blasts
- Data on every lot
- Attorney closings
0.6 ac infill lot
- Flood zone
- Zone X · minimal
- Wetlands (NWI)
- None mapped
- Road frontage
- 180 ft
- Water / sewer
- Public water · septic
- Zoning
- Single-family residential
- Land comps (12 mo)
- 7 sales nearby
The homework, done first.
Every lot we send comes with the basics screened from public data. It doesn’t replace your own due diligence, but it saves you from chasing dead ends.
Checked against FEMA flood hazard maps. You see the zone before you see a price.
Screened against the National Wetlands Inventory, with mapped acreage flagged.
Road frontage and apparent legal access from county parcel and GIS data.
Public water and sewer availability noted where the provider publishes it, so septic lots are labeled as such.
Current zoning district from the county, so you know what you can build before you call.
Recent land sales and finished-home comps nearby, so the numbers are easy to sanity-check.
Send a buy box. Get matches.
We confirm your criteria on a short call. When we secure a lot that fits, you get the lot sheet first. If it works, we close through a licensed closing attorney or title company, usually by assigning our purchase contract to you.
Land Desk is a principal buyer, not a licensed broker. Lots we offer are properties we own or purchase contracts we hold, which we may assign. All offers are subject to a written agreement and your own due diligence. Screening data comes from public sources and may be incomplete; verify before you buy.