Selling Several Lehigh Acres Lots at Once: Pricing a Lot Package

Owners with lots for sale in Lehigh Acres, FL sometimes hold several pins at once. Call 239-688-7201 with every STRAP you want on the conversation, and we will stay on one pin at a time.

Two adjacent vacant lots along a paved street with power poles
Representative image — not a listed lot.

I’m Sean Kaptaine, a Florida land investor. This guide is how I talk through a lot package: several recorded lots, one owner, still one STRAP per file. You sell the land. This site advertises it.

Why several lots show up on one call

This grid was platted with thousands of recorded homesites. Owners often hold two lots in a row, or a stack on one street, or pins that do not touch. A package can mean extra yard. It can mean several separate sales. Those are different conversations. Name which one you mean when I pick up.

I advertise other owners’ lots here. I also take calls when you want an offer on a pin I might buy. Advertising and an offer are two files. A package does not change that. Stay on one STRAP until that file is clear, then open the next STRAP.

If you want the lots advertised, Advertise Your Lot is the page for that call. Bring the STRAP, the size, and the asking price for each pin. Photos of the street and the corners help. The asking price stays yours. There is no fee listed on this site.

What I need on a package call

Every lot still needs a STRAP. Acreage is the Property Appraiser number, not a total I invent by adding dimensions. If three lots sit together, I still want three records. If you only have one address, we will pull the pins until the map and the paper agree.

Tell me whether the lots share a street, a canal, or nothing. Adjacent lots and scattered lots are different walks. A buyer who wants extra yard is looking at a different file than a buyer who wants one recorded homesite. Keep those buyers on separate sentences so the package does not blur.

I sell lots I buy by owner, in my name. Lots you own, you sell. I do not negotiate a third-party sale as an agent. I do not collect a commission on your land. The owner keeps the sale. This site puts the lots in front of people already looking in this grid.

One STRAP at a time even in a stack

Zoning, flood, FGUA, well, septic, and the LA-MSID assessment sit on each pin. A package price in your head is still several county files. I will talk through the first STRAP completely: walk, tax bill, water, sewage. Then we open the next STRAP. That is slower on the phone and cleaner on the paper.

If you want one combined asking price for two lots that share a line, say that. I will still write each pin so a buyer can see each record. If you want them sold one at a time, say that. I will not invent a blended number on this page.

Holding costs stack the same way. Each pin has county tax and, inside the district, a per-acre assessment. Several lots means several lines. Bring the bills. I describe what I see. The tax collector and the district print the numbers.

Reporting a land sale

When a lot actually closes, the sale of real estate can be a reportable transaction. The IRS Instructions for Form 1099-S say to file Form 1099-S, Proceeds From Real Estate Transactions, to report the sale or exchange of real estate. Reportable real estate includes improved or unimproved land. The person responsible for closing the transaction is generally required to file.

That is a closing file, not an advertising file. I point you at the IRS page so the package conversation includes the paper that comes after a sale. I am not your tax preparer. The closer and your tax person finish that picture. A gift, a bequest, and some other transfers are treated differently in those instructions. Read the page for the exceptions.

Several lots can mean several closings or one closing with several pins. Either way, the STRAP and the deed have to match. Call 239-688-7201 with the STRAPs, the sizes, and the asking prices. I answer as Sean Kaptaine, Florida land investor.

Nothing in this guide is a listed lot and nothing in this guide is a promise to sell someone else’s land. You sell. I advertise, or I tell you if I am a buyer for a pin. Name which one you want on the call.

A package of lots can sit in more than one cut of the grid. East and west pins in the same family still get separate walks. I will not blend them into one vague Lehigh number. Name each street. Name each STRAP. We can still talk about them on one call if you keep the stack in order.

Photos should show the shared line if the lots touch, and the gap if they do not. A buyer who wants extra yard needs to see the line. A buyer who wants two separate homesites needs to see two corners. Your photos do that work. I put them on the page when we advertise.

If you want an offer on the whole stack, say the number you will take for all of it and the number you will take pin by pin. I will tell you if I am a buyer for a pin. I will not invent a package price on this page. You set the asking prices. The closings and the 1099-S file come after a sale, not before the call.

Call 239-688-7201 when you have the STRAPs. A stack of lots is still a stack of records. I will stay on the first pin until it is clear, then I will open the next one. That is how a package stays honest on this site.

Keep Alva, Buckingham, and Hendry County off this package call so every STRAP stays in Lehigh Acres.

Call About Land in Lehigh Acres

Call 239-688-7201 with the STRAP number, lot size, and asking price.

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