I buy vacant lots in Port Adventure and around Trinity County. You get a straight cash offer within 48 hours, and I pay every cost to close.
I'll look up your lot and get back to you within 48 hours with a number. If you'd rather just talk, call or text me at (207) 216-0140.
— Lucas King, LK Lands LLC
Three steps. Most of my closings take two to three weeks, and the only thing you do is sign.
The form above, or a call. Lot and section is plenty — I can pull the rest off the county records myself.
A real cash figure, in writing, with the taxes and closing costs already accounted for. No obligation and no pressure if it isn't for you.
Title company or attorney handles the deed. I cover their fee. You sign by mail or online notary and the money is wired to you.
These are the reasons people think a lot is unsellable. None of them stop me.
My name is Lucas King. I own and run LK Lands LLC, and I live in Trinity, Texas. I own lots in Port Adventure myself — I'm not a call center in another state, and I'm not an agent trying to list your property.
I buy for my own account with my own money. That's why I can give you a number in two days and close in a couple of weeks: there's no bank, no buyer to find, and nobody to get approval from.
I'm also not going to pretend this is a windfall for you. I buy at a discount — that's how this works, and it's why the offer comes with no fees, no repairs, no waiting, and no showings. If you'd rather list it and wait, that's a fine choice and I'll tell you so.
— Lucas King, LK Lands LLC, Trinity, TX
What it costs you: nothing. No commission, no closing costs, no title fee, no survey.
How fast: offer in 48 hours, closing usually 2–3 weeks.
How you're paid: wire or check at closing, through a title company or attorney.
Reach me directly:
(207) 216-0140
lucas@lklands.com
No. I'm the buyer. There's no listing, no agent, no commission, and nobody walking your property. If I buy it, the money comes from me.
No. You get a number and you decide. If it's a no, it's a no — and you won't get chased about it.
Tell me anyway. Sometimes the taxes eat the whole price and you walk away at zero but with the bill off your back — for some people that's the entire point.
County appraised value, what nearby lots have actually sold for, taxes owed, access, and what I'd have to spend to make it usable. I'll show you the math if you want it.
Then list them all in the form. Multiple lots are easier for me, not harder, and I can usually pay more per lot.
Fine. Ask for the number anyway and put it in a drawer. There's no expiration pressure from me.
One minute now, a real number within 48 hours. Or skip the form and just call.