Bailey Buys is actively purchasing vacant land across Georgia — from the ridge-and-valley terrain of North Georgia and the Atlanta corridor suburbs to the river lowlands of Southeast Georgia and the wiregrass flatlands of the south. Whether your Georgia land is inherited, unused, or simply costing more in taxes than it’s worth to keep, we offer a straightforward path to selling quickly and fairly.
Where We Buy in Georgia
Largest Georgia counties by population
- Fulton County
- Gwinnett County
- Cobb County
- DeKalb County
- Chatham County
- Clayton County
- Cherokee County
- Forsyth County
- Henry County
- Hall County
We buy land across all of Georgia, rural or suburban. These are the state’s largest counties by population (U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 estimates). Call 214.890.6159 to talk about yours.
Selling land in Georgia: common questions
Where in Georgia do you buy land?
Across all of Georgia, rural or suburban. The ten largest by population are Fulton County, Gwinnett County, Cobb County, DeKalb County, Chatham County, Clayton County, Cherokee County, Forsyth County, Henry County and Hall County, but we buy rural land across the whole state too.
How fast can I sell my land in Georgia?
Tell us about your land and we’ll send a straightforward written offer, usually within one business day. Once you accept, most sales close in 30 to 45 days, depending on title work.
Who handles the closing?
In Georgia, closings typically go through a real estate attorney, working with an independent title company. You’re paid at closing.
Do I pay a realtor commission?
No. We buy directly, so there is no realtor commission or listing fee. You can sell the land as-is, with no clearing or cleanup.
Can you buy inherited land or land with back taxes in Georgia?
Often, yes. We work with the title company on heirs’ property, liens and back taxes, and resolve them when possible as part of the sale.
Do you buy land in North Georgia counties like Cherokee or Cobb?
Yes. We actively purchase land in Cherokee, Cobb, Bartow, Gilmer, and other North Georgia counties — including parcels in and around the greater Atlanta growth corridor.
What if my Georgia land has unclear title or is in a deceased family member’s name?
This is common and something we’ve worked through many times. We coordinate with the title company to determine the right path — whether that’s probate, an affidavit of heirship, or another mechanism.