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What’s an Infill Lot?

Residential  Infill building lots, or residential  infill development, refers to building on vacant or underutilized land within existing urban areas, often between or within existing houses, to revitalize neighborhoods and address housing needs in a sustainable way. 

Here's a more detailed explanation:
  • What it is:

    Infill development involves constructing new houses or adding units to existing lots in established areas, rather than expanding into undeveloped land. 

  • Examples:

    This can include building new homes on previously vacant lots, constructing additional units on existing residential sites that were left vacant by the owner during the initial development phase by the builders. 

  • Benefits:
    • Reduces urban sprawl: Infill development helps to concentrate development within existing urban areas, which can reduce the need for new infrastructure and minimize the impact on natural environments. 
    • Preserves existing infrastructure: By building on existing infrastructure, infill projects can avoid the costs and environmental impacts of creating new roads, utilities, and other services. 
    • Revitalizes neighborhoods: Infill projects can help to revitalize older or underutilized areas, creating more vibrant and livable communities. 
    • Increases housing density: Infill development can help to increase housing density in urban areas, which can be important for accommodating population growth and meeting housing needs. 
  • Considerations:
    • Zoning regulations: Infill projects may be subject to specific zoning regulations and building codes, which can affect the type and size of buildings that can be constructed. 
    • Existing infrastructure: In some cases, existing infrastructure may need to be upgraded or expanded to accommodate new infill developments. 
    • Environmental factors: Infill projects may need to address environmental concerns, such as soil contamination or the presence of protected species ( do you know a single turtle on the property can cost you form $8,000 to $12,000 and take up to 24 months for a permit to move it, if you don't know how to handle it. (we do, very cheap very fast if needed)
    • Community impact: Infill projects can have a significant impact on the surrounding community, and it's important to consider the potential impacts on residents and businesses

Thats were National Property Resolutions comes In at,

There is NO COST TO YOU... EVER!

We locate the property like we are doing now, we negotiate a price with the owner of record (you), we work our the title issues, the zoning & building issues and the environmetal issues with the county and state.

We then pass off the contact to close and pay to the final builder, this makes the builder more comfortable  that the lot is near the building stage, and that most of the building hurdles have been addressed.

Who is the final builder?
This could be one of several types of individuals or entities. Sometimes it’s a one-off builder—a smaller contractor with a client seeking to construct a single house in the area. Other times, it might be a family aiming to build a new home or homestead. Alternatively, it could be an investor planning to develop a property as a rental or for resale.

Who is it not?
The final buyer is not one of the large, well-known builders responsible for massive developments of hundreds of homes at a time, like the original developer. Those companies typically complete their projects, move on, and do not return to build on individual lots.

How does this work for you?
We maintain an extensive network of buyers eager to purchase properties once county-related issues are resolved and the deal is finalized. These buyers are prepared to act quickly once everything is in place.

How Does It Benefit You?
We handle all negotiations with the county and resolve closing issues—at no cost to you. Here’s why working with us is advantageous:

  • Zero upfront expenses: We cover all closing costs. No cash required upfront.
  • No realtor needed: Avoid the pitfalls of traditional realtor agreements. Here’s what often happens with realtors:

They’ll present a high initial offer (not a guaranteed sale price), then pressure you to lower the price month after month.

A year later, the listing price matches—or drops below—our original offer, and the property still hasn’t sold. How do I know? I’ve seen it happen repeatedly.

Realtors prioritize houses over land. Their commission (10% or higher) comes out of your pocket, and you’ll likely pay both the listing agent and the buyer’s agent.

Land sales are low priority for realtors. They earn 4-8 times more selling houses, so your property gets minimal attention. You’ll wait 12-18 months (or longer) for a sale, with no guarantee.

Why choose us?
Our offers are fair, transparent, and tailored to your needs. We specialize in resolving bureaucratic hurdles and work directly with small infill builders, families, and investors seeking land to build on—realtors don’t have this expertise or network.

The bottom line: You have a choice. But with us, you save time, avoid hidden costs, and eliminate the risk of a stagnant listing. Let us turn your land into cash—quickly and hassle-free.

The builder pays us at closing when you paid on the hud-1 just like you, you don't pay anything unless you owe something on the property like an unpair mortgage or back taxes or grass cutting liens etc. the price we agree on is the price we you get. Anything you owe, you probably already know but we have a pretty good idea as the number you will get a week or so after we do the agreement to sell.

Sell Your Vacant Undeveloped Building Lot.

Infill Lot Types

Building on an Existing Infill Lot:

Building on an infill lot leverages existing utilities (water, electricity, sewage), reducing costs and time. Municipalities often waive impact fees, while infill development avoids sprawl, preserves greenspace, and reuses land sustainably. Proximity to amenities, schools, and transit adds convenience. Streamlined zoning and modern, efficient designs boost property values and neighborhood appeal. Revitalizing underused lots supports eco-friendly community growth

Building on Undeveloped Infill Lots:

Constructing homes on infill lots left vacant during subdivision development boosts efficiency. These parcels often retain utility access, slashing infrastructure costs and bypassing impact fees. Revitalizing such spaces leverages existing roads and amenities, enhancing neighborhoods and property values. Modern builds avoid expanding into undeveloped land, while transforming underused lots fosters vibrant communities and smarter land use without extending a subdivision’s footprint.

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