Sky Ranch, Tract 4, Attala County, Mississippi
Was $27,900, now for $24,900! • 2.68 acres
Every tract here came back to us from an earlier buyer and went back on the market below its original price — same land, same owner financing, no credit check. When one fits, move on it: there are never many, and they're priced to go.
Right now we have 11 foreclosed tracts live across 5 states, starting at $24,900.
- Starting at $999 Down
- Low Closing Costs
- 20% Discount for Cash Buyers
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Dutchman Hollow, Tract 5, Fulton County, Arkansas
Was $35,900, now for $33,900! • 6.55 acres
Sleepy Hollow, Phase 1, Tract 39, Texas County, Missouri
Was $41,900, now for $37,900! • 8.24 acres
Timber Ridge, Tract 13, McIntosh County, Oklahoma
Was $47,900, now for $43,900! • 3.10 acres
Stone Bridge, Reserve, Tract 23, Haskell County, Oklahoma
Was $49,900, now for $46,900! • 4.41 acres
Indian Ridge, Tract 2, Pittsburg County, Oklahoma
Was $57,900, now for $54,900! • 8.71 acres
Meyer’s Ridge, Tract 40, Attala County, Mississippi
Was $59,900, now for $56,900! • 13.08 acres
Red Barn Ranch, Tract 11, Benton County, Tennessee
Was $62,900, now for $58,900! • 5.90 acres
Canyon Creek, Tract 12, Lincoln County, Oklahoma
Was $74,900, now for $68,900! • 6.51 acres
Whiskey Ridge, Tract 28, Henderson County, Tennessee
Was $97,900, now for $92,900! • 17.07 acres
Stone Bridge, Phase 1, Tract 72, Haskell & Latimer Counties, Oklahoma
Was $101,900, now for $95,900! • 41.24 acres
Why These Tracts Cost Less
A foreclosed tract is one an earlier buyer put under contract and couldn't finish paying off. It came back to us, and we relist it below its original price to move it back into inventory quickly. The discount reflects the previous buyer's circumstances — not a problem with the land. Same acreage, lower price: that's the whole story, and it's why these are the best values on our site.
Sold As-Is — What That Means
What you see in the photos, survey, and listing details is exactly what you're buying — we don't make repairs or clean anything up before closing. Before you commit, look closely at road access, terrain, and utilities on the tract's page, and remember foreclosure doesn't change county rules: if you plan to build, drill a well, or put in septic, check with the county before you buy. If something isn't in the listing, call us — we'll tell you plainly what we know and what we don't.
Financing Works Like Everything Else We Sell
No auction, no bank, no credit check. Pick your tract, put down as little as $999, and pay a fixed monthly amount — the same in-house owner financing as every other tract on this site. The only difference is the price you start from.
How to Buy One
Read the tract's listing page closely — that's where the property-specific facts live. Then call or message us with your questions, including anything the as-is details raise. We'll answer plainly, and if a tract is a poor fit for what you have in mind, we'll say so.
Don't See the Right Tract Today?
Foreclosed inventory turns over on its own schedule — sometimes a full page, sometimes none. Browse all current land for sale, or sign up below and we'll email you the moment a new foreclosed tract lists.
FAQs
Is the discount on foreclosed land real?
Yes, every tract on this page is priced below what it would otherwise list for, because it came back to us before the previous buyer finished paying for it. We only badge a tract as foreclosure-priced when that markdown is genuine; if it isn't, the tract just prices like any other listing.
Why is foreclosed land cheaper than your other listings?
It reflects one buyer's history with that specific tract, not a flaw in the land or its terms. When a purchase falls through before it's paid off, the tract comes back to us and we relist it at a lower price rather than let it sit. That's the whole reason it costs less, and it's the same land either way.
Is foreclosed land owner financed too?
It’s a real, documented purchase on a contract for deed: both parties sign, you get a fixed payment plan, and the land is yours to use while you pay us directly, no bank, no middleman. We hold the deed until the contract is paid in full, then convey it to you, completing your ownership. The terms in your signed documents are the terms you get.
Do foreclosed tracts need special permits?
No, a foreclosed tract follows exactly the same county rules as any other parcel in that location. Foreclosure changes the price and the paperwork history, not the zoning or the permit requirements, so check with the county on anything you plan to build, drill, or install, the same as you would on any tract we sell.
Can I see a foreclosed tract before I buy it?
Plenty of our buyers do. We publish full photo sets, surveys, and exact coordinates on our tract pages, so you can walk the boundary on a satellite map before you spend a dollar. And if you’d rather see it in person first, the directions are right there too.