How to sell land without a realtor in Georgia

You will need a deed (typically a warranty deed), a sales contract, and potentially an affidavit or disclosure form. Its advisable to consult with a real estate attorney to ensure all documents are legally sound.

To determine the fair market value, you can conduct a comparative market analysis by looking at recent sales of similar properties in your area, hire an appraiser, or use online valuation tools specific to land.

First, negotiate and agree on terms with the buyer. Next, draft and sign the purchase agreement. Then, open escrow with an escrow company or attorney who will handle funds and title transfer. Finally, sign over the deed and provide any necessary documentation for recording at the county recorders office.