A parcel of open land available now — no listing agents, no commissions, no runaround. You talk to the person who owns it.
This one doesn’t. It’s owned by Tony Bercic, and Tony is the one who answers the phone. That means the details you get are first-hand, the price isn’t padded with commission, and there’s nobody between you and a decision.
If you’re looking for acreage to build on, to hold, or simply to have somewhere of your own to go — start with a call. You’ll know within one conversation whether this parcel is the right fit, and there’s no pressure either way.
Full documentation — survey, parcel number, and title detail — is shared directly with serious inquiries. Ask and it’s yours, no gatekeeping.
Photographs of the property and the surrounding area are sent with the full information packet. Walk-throughs can be arranged by appointment.
Land is the rare purchase that doesn’t tell you what it’s for. Confirm your intended use with the county, then build the plan around it.
A primary home, a cabin, a shop, a place to park the trailer and start small. Bring your own timeline — there’s no clock on raw land.
Land is finite and simple to own: no tenants, no maintenance calls, no renovations. Some buyers simply want an asset they understand.
Somewhere to camp, ride, hunt, shoot, or sit quietly on a weekend without asking anyone’s permission. Yours, and only yours.
There’s no listing agent and no buyer’s agent built into this price. What would have gone to a brokerage simply isn’t in the number.
Questions about access, boundaries, or history don’t get relayed through anyone. You’re asking the person who has owned the property.
Title company, escrow, recorded deed — the same protections as any sale, minus the layers. Bring your own attorney or title agent if you prefer.
Send your name and number, or call directly. Tell us roughly what you’re looking for.
Location, acreage, parcel number, photos, and price — sent over so you can evaluate it properly.
Walk the land by appointment. Check zoning and records with the county yourself. Take your time.
Agree on terms, open escrow with a title company, record the deed. Straightforward from there.
Send this over and Tony will get back to you personally with the full information packet — usually the same day.
No. Plenty of buyers purchase land directly using a title company or escrow agent to handle the paperwork. If you’d feel more comfortable with your own agent or real estate attorney reviewing things, that’s completely fine too.
Yes — walk-throughs are arranged by appointment. Reach out and we’ll coordinate a time that works.
That depends on the county’s zoning and permitting rules for the parcel. We’ll share the parcel number and what we know, and we’d encourage you to confirm your specific plans with the county directly before you buy.
Ask. Terms depend on the buyer and the offer, so it’s worth raising early in the conversation rather than at the end.
Through a title company or escrow, with a recorded deed — the same mechanics as a listed sale. You get title insurance and a clean transfer; there just isn’t a brokerage taking a percentage.
Because it doesn’t need to be. Selling it directly keeps the price honest and the conversation short.