We purchase seller-financed land notes and provide vacant land acquisition loans throughout Virginia. Serving Northern Virginia, Shenandoah Valley, Virginia Beach, Richmond, Roanoke, Charlottesville and all 133 counties and independent cities.
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Have a seller-financed land deal in Virginia? We buy land notes throughout the Commonwealth for 80-90% of the current balance. Close in 7 days and turn your note into immediate cash.
Purchase vacant land in Virginia with our Damen Capital acquisition loan program. Get approved in 48 hours and close in 7 days with up to 100% financing available.
Fastest-growing region in Virginia. Massive demand for residential lots and rural acreage in communities like Leesburg, Warrenton, and Haymarket as DC suburbs push westward.
Scenic mountain valley with strong demand for recreational land, hobby farms, and homesteads. Harrisonburg and Staunton anchor a growing market.
State capital with steady suburban expansion. Demand for residential building lots and rural parcels in surrounding counties continues to grow.
Southwest Virginia mountain properties along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Popular for recreational retreats, vacation cabins, and off-grid homesteads.
Coastal market with military-driven demand. Mix of residential development lots and rural acreage in fast-growing Suffolk and Chesapeake corridors.
University town surrounded by wine country and mountain properties. Strong demand for estate parcels, horse farms, and scenic acreage.
Mountain region with affordable land and growing outdoor recreation tourism. Blacksburg and Virginia Tech drive demand in Montgomery County.
Affordable large-acreage parcels with hunting, farming, and timber potential. Smith Mountain Lake properties command premium prices.
Yes. Damen Capital provides private land loans throughout Virginia. Loans from $30K to $1M, interest-only, 7-day closings, no appraisal required.
Yes. We purchase seller-financed vacant land promissory notes in Virginia at 80-90% of the current balance. No seasoning required.
By default, a subdivision is three or more lots under 5 acres, or any split with a new street. Counties can change that.
Virginia's default definition makes a subdivision three or more lots of less than 5 acres each, or any division that involves a new street. But each county can write its own definition, and many do. Virginia also allows one family division per family member. The county has 60 days to act on a final plat.
County rules on lot size, frontage, and minor vs. major splits sit on top of this, so call the planning office before you buy. For financing, we lend up to 80% of the purchase price if the plat records at closing and every lot passes perc, or 65% at closing plus 15% when it records, never more than 65% of value. See our subdivision loans and the subdivision rules by state guide.
Sources: Va. Code 15.2-2201, 15.2-2244, 15.2-2259. General information, not legal advice.
Whether you're selling a land note or financing your next acquisition in the Old Dominion, we'll give you a clear quote within 24 hours.
Sold Virginia land with seller financing? We purchase seller financed land notes at 80 to 90% of balance: $50,000 minimum property value, $25,000 minimum balance, no seasoning required, performing and non-performing, written offer in 24 hours, closings in about 7 days.
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