We control off-market tracts across the Southeast, Texas and Arizona and carry them through feasibility, yield and rezoning ourselves. The hydrology, floodplain and layout work that normally waits weeks on an outside consultant is done before we ever sign a contract — because our principal is the engineer.
Illustrative example, not a listed property. Acreages, lot yield and constraints shown are preliminary engineering estimates — subject to survey, agency review and final plat.
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Urban Mynt is a land acquisition and entitlement firm operating across Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina and Texas. What separates us is that we don't outsource the due diligence — we run feasibility, yield, hydrology, floodplain and layout in-house, before we ever put a property under contract.
To date, our team has supported and closed approximately $150 million in land transactions, delivering entitled lots to the nation's largest homebuilders.
Meet the founderProperty is never publicly listed. Every deal stays off-market and confidential.
Firm offers within 48 hours, backed by fast closings and upfront deposits.
Close on your own timeline. We structure the deal around your needs.
No hidden fees, no realtor commissions, no last-minute surprises.
We buy infill lots nationwide and go deep on large tracts in the Carolinas. Most of what we close is not a headline entitlement play. It is infill — single lots, small groups and skipped parcels inside neighborhoods that are already built out. The large-tract work runs on the same desk, with the same engineering, on a longer clock.
Platted lots that never got built, teardowns, splits and odd remnants inside existing subdivisions. Utilities are at the street and zoning is by-right, so the work is title, access and setbacks — not rezoning. We buy these one at a time and in packages, and we buy them repeatedly in the same submarkets.
Raw and partially entitled acreage where the value sits in yield. Floodplain, wetlands, hydrology, layout and lot count are run in-house before we sign, which is why our offers hold up in diligence instead of getting retraded.
If your parcel does not fit either column cleanly, send it anyway — a fair share of what we close started as something that looked unbuildable on paper.
Most people who own one vacant lot were never told what actually decides whether it can be built on. Two parcels on the same street can differ by a factor of ten in value, and nothing on the surface shows it. We do this work before we make an offer — and we tell you what we find, whether or not you sell to us.
Our principal is a licensed professional engineer. This screening happens in-house, at our cost, before we put a number in front of you.
Land Entitlement & Acquisition Manager · Founder, Urban Mynt LLC
Assem is a Florida-licensed professional civil engineer with over twelve years in drainage, flood risk and infrastructure design. His technical background gives Urban Mynt an edge in evaluating land that others miss — identifying yield, constraints and entitlement risk before capital is committed.
After years in engineering and working alongside builders and landowners, Assem identified a gap in the market: a land partner who underwrites with an engineer's rigor and closes with an operator's speed. Urban Mynt is that firm.
Fill out the form or call for a private consultation. Tell us the parcel, your timeline, and what you want out of it.
We run the diligence in-house, then put a firm number in writing.
You pick the date. We cover closing costs and title work, and the price on the contract is the price on the check.
No pressure. Just solutions. Get a private consultation and a fair cash offer.
Selling my Florida land to Urban Mynt was absolutely the right call. I'm usually cautious when someone reaches me off-market, but they showed up with a real offer and a clear timeline.
With other buyers the terms were terrible — tiny deposits, long waits, and plenty of surprises. Urban Mynt was the opposite: fair price, fast close, no last-minute changes.
We had a great experience working with Urban Mynt. They kept us informed throughout the entire process and made selling our lot simple and straightforward.
Urban Mynt made selling my Florida lot simple. They gave me a fair price and closed on the date I asked for. No cleanup, no repairs, exactly as the land sat.
Yes. Inherited land often sits in probate for years while taxes accrue. We work with the estate's attorney and the title company to close once the personal representative has authority to sell, we are patient with the timeline that requires, and on most probate transactions we can cover the filing costs to get there.
That is common and it is workable. The title search identifies every payoff, and those amounts are settled from the sale proceeds at closing rather than billed to you separately. Where the payoffs exceed what the land is worth, we will tell you plainly instead of tying up your property in a contract that cannot close.
A Florida-based land acquisition and entitlement firm focused on off-market residential land across the Southeast, Texas and Arizona.
Qualified builders, investors, and end buyers. Buyers should be prepared to move on vetted tracts with engineering-grade due diligence already complete.
We source directly from owners — not the MLS. Acquisitions are driven by targeted criteria and our in-house feasibility work.
You're free to market your property before a contract. Once under contract, we keep the deal private and off-market.
Yes. Our process is off-market and direct — no MLS listing, no realtor commissions, no hidden fees.
Entitlement is the process of obtaining government approvals to develop land for a specific use — zoning changes, subdivision plats, site plans, utilities, and environmental clearances. It's what turns raw acreage into buildable lots.
Rezoning timelines vary by municipality, but typically run three to nine months. We screen zoning context early so the path and timeline are clear before we commit capital.
Zoning sets what can be built by-right on a parcel. Entitlement is the full set of approvals needed to actually build — subdivision plat, site plan, utility agreements, and environmental permits. We handle both.
They constrain the developable area and can trigger permitting, mitigation, or redesign. We map FEMA floodplain and National Wetlands Inventory (NWI) features up front so the true, defensible lot yield is known before we sign.
Lot yield is the number of buildable lots a tract can support after accounting for zoning, floodplain, wetlands, utilities, access, and layout. Our preliminary yield is an engineering estimate, not a guarantee of final plat.
Yes. Through our principal engineer and consulting team, we coordinate entitlement work from concept through recorded plat — including survey, hydrology, utility, and agency coordination.
Many are buildable today. Each tract is evaluated individually for access, utilities, floodplain, wetlands, and entitlement status before it's offered.