Land owners are often out of state and haven't thought about their parcel in years. This script opens with the specific parcel, asks if they'd consider selling, and qualifies ownership, back taxes and price expectations without pressure.
Hi [First Name], this is [Your Name] from [Company]. I'm calling about your vacant land in [County], parcel [APN]. Would you consider selling it?
May I take just 30 seconds to discuss it with you?
We specialize in buying vacant land for cash, with no fees on your end and covering all closing costs. This could provide a quick and hassle-free solution for you.
I understand the sentimental value. Can you tell me more about your long-term plans for them and how this property fits into those plans?
We can discuss that in more detail. What are your expectations for the value of the land?
No worries at all. Is there a possibility that your situation or priorities might change in the future, making you more open to selling?
That's completely okay. Would you be open to getting a no-obligation offer to see what your options are?
I understand those can be complex. Are you working with an attorney or trustee who might be able to help facilitate a sale?
If you're open to exploring an offer, would you prefer a call on Thursday morning or Friday afternoon? And is [Phone] or email the best way to reach you?
Hi [First Name], this is [Your Name] from [Company] calling about your vacant land in [County]. We're interested in making a quick cash offer with no fees. Give me a call back at [Phone]. [Phone].
Out-of-state owners answer best on weekday late mornings and early evenings in their own time zone. Leave voicemails: land owners call back more often than homeowners.
Replace the [bracketed] parts with your details. Lines marked "Only if true" should only be used when they're accurate.
Reference the parcel (county, road or APN), ask if they would consider an offer, then learn how long they have owned it, their plans and any back taxes.
"I'm keeping it for my kids", "what's it worth?" and "not interested." Acknowledge, ask a question, and leave the door open for a follow-up.
Usually no. Qualify first, then book a follow-up call once you have run your numbers.
Fifteen minutes. You'll leave with a free outbound plan: your script, who to call and where to get the list, and a weekly activity plan.