Sell, lease, or hold?
Your land has an answer. Most owners never ask it — because getting it has meant a week of phone calls to six different agencies.
We put it together in minutes. The first two are free.
This is an analysis, not an offer. We are not trying to buy your land.
There is nothing to sign and no card required. If the analysis says hold, hold.
What you get back
Six answers about your specific acreage — not general advice about land.
What it's worth
A per-acre range built from actual comparable sales nearby. If the sales evidence isn't there, it tells you that instead of quoting a county average — which is the number most websites give you.
What it would earn as cash rent
Agricultural rent potential from USDA soil productivity and the crop history on your own ground, not a regional guess.
What it costs you to hold
Annual carry — property taxes and holding costs — set against what selling or leasing would return. The number most owners have never actually worked out.
What you'd walk away with
Net proceeds after commission and closing costs, so the comparison is what lands in your pocket rather than a headline price.
Whether it floods, and whether you can build
FEMA flood zones plus North Carolina's preliminary panels — map changes that haven't taken effect yet — and buildable acreage after wetlands and slope.
One word back
Sell, lease, or hold. Not a dashboard to interpret. A verdict, with the reasoning shown underneath it.
It tells you when it doesn't know
If we cannot find real sales evidence for your land, we say so. We do not quote you a county average and call it a valuation — you would have no way to tell the difference, and you might make a decision on it.
Every figure in the report names where it came from, with the date it was pulled. When too little is known about a parcel to rate it, the report withholds the score rather than printing a reassuring one.
Ask the question you've been putting off
Two analyses free, no credit card. Most owners only ever need one.
Call or text 984-292-2927