Land Hunter began with a simple mission: helping landowners sell their property easily and with confidence. What started as a small family idea grew into a dedicated land-buying service serving property owners across the country.
We are a true family-run business. All five of our daughters contribute to our operations—from property reviews, research, to administrative support. Everything we do is rooted in teamwork and shared values.
Our journey started after buying our first hunting property. We realized how many landowners needed a buyer who is honest, responsive, and straightforward. That experience shaped the foundation of Land Hunter.
I began deer and elk hunting with my father when I was 8 years old and harvested my first buck when I was 11 in WA state. We continued that father-and-son traditional annually until my father turned 80 years old.
Our family enjoys wild game year-round. We still have venison or elk for most Sunday dinners when many of our adult daughters are able to join us. They grew up not knowing what beef tasted like!
I plan several hunts each fall on our properties with cousins and friends. But the highlight each fall is taking a young person dealing with cancer or other physical challenges on an all-expenses-paid hunt on one of our properties thru an initiative I named Leukemia Hunter.
Step 1: Initial Consultation & Property Review
We begin by discussing your property’s details—including location, acreage, and access. We utilize county data and mapping software to review the land’s topography and hunting potential to determine its market value.
Step 2: The Cash Offer
Based on our research, we present you with a fair, net purchase offer. We typically cover all closing costs and back taxes, so the price we offer is the amount you take home. There is no obligation to accept.
Once we agree on the price, we send a simple Purchase and Sale Agreement. You can sign this electronically or via mail. This document legally secures the price and terms we discussed.
We open escrow with a licensed Title Company or Real Estate Attorney. They will research the title to ensure the property is free of liens and prepare the legal deed for transfer. This ensures your protection during the transaction.
Once the title work is clear, the Title Company will facilitate the closing. You sign the final deed, and the agreed-upon funds are wired directly to your bank account or sent via cashier’s check.
