Split your lot under California’s SB9 law — we handle everything and pay you for the right to buy the new lot. Enter your code below.
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We'll answer your questions and walk you through the details. When you're ready, sign the option agreement.
We manage the lot split process at zero cost to you, paying you at milestones along the way.
After the lot split completes, we buy the new lot or you keep it—a newly separated asset worth more than before. Either way, you win.
Unlock the value in your unused land without moving.
You sign an option agreement giving us the right to purchase a newly created lot after it's split from your property under California's SB9 law. We handle the entire lot split process. You receive payments at milestones along the way. If we exercise our option, you receive the agreed purchase price. If we don't, you keep the separated lot and everything you've been paid.
Nothing changes about your day-to-day life. You continue living in your home normally throughout the entire process. The lot split work happens on paper—permits, surveys, legal filings—not on your property. Any future construction would happen only on the new, separate lot.
We cover 100% of the lot split expenses: permits, surveying, legal work, city fees—all of it. If the lot split fails for any reason, you owe nothing. The only exception is if you sign the agreement and later refuse to cooperate or intentionally block the process after we've already invested in it—in those rare situations, the agreement allows us to seek reimbursement of our already spent costs.
You’re paid in up to three steps: a first payment when we submit your SB9 application, a second when the lot split is officially recorded, and, if we buy the new lot, the full purchase price at closing. Your personalized offer shows the exact dollar amounts.
The lot split process typically takes 6–9 months from signing to recorded split. After that, we have a set period of time to decide whether to purchase. During all of this, you continue living in your home normally.
Once the lot split is recorded, you have two separate legal parcels. From there, two paths are possible—both favorable to you. If we exercise our option, you receive the purchase price plus all milestone payments you've already received. If we don't, you keep every payment received, plus a newly created lot you can sell, develop, or hold as an investment.
Any development on the new lot would be SB9 housing—typically a single-family home, possibly with an ADU—approved through the normal city permitting process. SB9 homes are for long-term housing, not short-term rentals. If we buy and build, construction happens on the new lot only. If you keep the lot, you choose whether to build, sell, or hold it for later.