Sep 27, 2026
Land Avion announces an update to its no-obligation cash offer program across the US Southeast, aimed at owners of vacant land who have fallen behind on property taxes. The team uses county data and recent sales comparisons to extend a no-obligation offer within 24 hours.

Las Cruces, United States, September 27, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- Land Avion, a company that purchases vacant land directly from owners, has announced an update to its cash offer program for land across the US Southeast that has unpaid tax debts. The update is designed to give owners facing growing tax bills a direct path to sell their land for cash.
More details can be found at https://landavion.com/
Owners can submit basic property details through the Land Avion website, a process the company says usually takes only a few minutes. The team then reviews county tax and assessment records alongside recent sales of comparable parcels to prepare a cash offer, typically returned within 24 hours.
Property tax delinquency has been climbing nationally. A 2025 Cotality Property Tax Delinquency Report found the national delinquency rate reached 5.1 percent, up from 4.5 percent the year before, among the highest levels recorded in recent years. Mississippi posted the nation's highest state-level rate at 13.8 percent, with several Southeastern states ranking above the national average.
That trend carries weight across the Southeast, where Land Avion continues expanding its cash offer program. Owners behind on land taxes can face mounting interest, added penalties, and the eventual risk of a county tax sale. The updated program is intended to offer an efficient way to offload such properties, resolving the tax burden through a direct sale rather than a prolonged listing process.
"Falling behind on land taxes can feel overwhelming, particularly when the property sits far from where the owner actually lives," a Land Avion spokesperson said. "Our updated program gives Southeastern landowners a way to settle that situation quickly, with an offer based on real county data rather than guesswork, and without adding further cost to what they already owe."
Land Avion builds legal costs into every offer and charges no additional fees or commissions, so the amount offered is what an owner receives at closing. Its business model centers on purchasing, improving, and reselling land, rather than the commission structure used by traditional realtors. Founded in New Mexico during the 1990s, the company operates across the US Southwest, and has also expanded into the Southeast.
"Not having to keep paying taxes on land I had inherited felt like a genuine weight lifted," one Land Avion seller recently said. "My cashier's check arrived as soon as I signed the deed with the notary, and the entire process could not have gone more smoothly."
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://landavion.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Robin Lilly
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Organization: Land Avion, LLC
Address: 2521 North Main Street #1-276, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88001, United States
Website: https://landavion.com
Source: NewsNetwork
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