[Jena]

I agree with everyone else. You want them to do some work and make promises (that the land is legally ready to sell), yet you offer no evidence of serious intentions (earnest money) or even serious interest (an offer).

You are trying to do things backwards. The determination of clear title, etc. comes AFTER an offer is made. That is why it takes so long to buy property.

Go get your own lawyer or another realtor to help you draw up an offer, put some money with that and send that to them. If you really want this land, or any other, that is what you are going to have to do.

Jena

 

[Jena]

Escrow is a California (and maybe some other states) thing. Most places don't do escrow. They look at you funny if you mention it.

Jena