Anthony WeilerI teach people how to flip vacant land in rural America for an average profit of $25k-$50k per deal

Land Sold for CASH?! Buyer Risks It All #shorts

25 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this short negotiation excerpt, the speaker addresses a seller named Ray about purchasing a parcel of land. Ray previously indicated a price around $60,000 and mentioned that a survey and percolation test had been done, though the speaker suspects a new, updated survey will be needed to confirm boundaries. The speaker proposes an all‑cash offer of $55,000, explicitly stating that the offer comes with no contingencies and that they are willing to assume the risk and cost of obtaining a new survey after closing. The speaker emphasizes that they are not under pressure to sell and asks whether Ray would be open‑minded to this cash deal.

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So I'm curious, would you be open-minded to an all-cash offer? So this is what I'm thinking, Ray, and let me know what your thoughts are and if you're open to this. You had mentioned in like the $60,000 range, but with not having a perk test done, or it sounds like there's a survey that was done. My assumption is we will most likely need a new updated survey just so, of course, just to verify boundary outlines, making sure we understand what we are buying. But I'm willing to take on that risk and purchase it first and then, you know, deal with that on the backend. So I'm curious, would you be open-minded to an all-cash offer? Again, being close to $60,000, but I would be at $55,000 all cash with no contingencies. Is that something that you'd be open to? Like I said, I don't want to give it away, but I'm in a situation where I don't need to sell it. I don't need the money. Yeah, I would be willing to accept that.