LANDFLIP was founded in 2004 in Georgia by former land brokers and focuses only on land, with no neighborhood homes or residential MLS feeds. At the time of checking it showed about fifteen thousand listings worth over 11 billion dollars, with a median price of 135 thousand and an average under six thousand dollars per acre. More than five thousand listings are for sale by owner. Depending on type, a listing is also placed on sister sites LOTFLIP, FARMFLIP, RANCHFLIP, AUCTIONFLIP and COMMERCIALFLIP.
The state pages are handy for comparing markets: they show median prices and total acreage, which helps a family decide where cheap off-grid land is realistic. The FSBO section is large, so buyers often deal with the owner directly and must check title and access themselves. LANDFLIP says plainly that it does not represent any listing and does not reply to questions about specific properties.
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