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Tendering
Competitive Tendering. Transparent Pricing. Trusted Legal Support.
Overview
Why Choose Stringam for Your Farmland Tendering?
At Stringam, we believe in transparency. That is why, unlike our competitors, we offer all-in pricing. We don’t believe that you should be surprised by unexpected charges once your land has been sold. What we do is simple. Our percentage-based approach covers all listing, marketing, and traditional* legal fees involved with the sale of your land. You can rest easy knowing exactly how much you can expect once sold.
When selling your land, you want to put yourself in the position to maximize value and partnering with a law firm does just that. Our team of legal team ensures that the tender process is conducted efficiently and in full compliance with legal requirements, reducing the risk of disputes or complications. Here’s why using a law firm comes with some distinct advantages:
- Legal Experience: We ensure compliance with complex land and agricultural laws, protecting the tender process, and in turn you, against potential risks and future complications.
- Let us Handle the Paperwork: Our team handles all paperwork, contracts, and legal agreements, giving you confidence that every detail is taken care of.
- Our Process: We’ve created a tender process that is fair, open, and competitive, attracting committed buyers and ensuring that your interests are protected.
- Legal Issues: We are a law firm; handling conflict is what we do. Should any issues arise during the sales of your land, be confident knowing that you’ve got a firm with over 100 years of experience in your corner.
- Land as Unique as You are: Every farm sale is unique, that means our strategy must be as well. From photos and videos, to online, print, and billboard ads, we will develop a strategy that suits your situation.
Using a law firm ensures a seamless, secure, and legally compliant tender process, giving you confidence that your farmland sale is in the right hands.
The Process
Selling your land is rarely an easy decision. The history tied to your land can be immense. All the blood, sweat, and tears over the years makes this decision one that must be made with much patience and contemplation. Our team understands that and we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
- We work with you to establish a value for the land. This remains confidential, but helps set the starting price, once the bid process begins.
- We promote your land and sale date with online, outdoor, print, photo, and/or video (including drone) advertisements.
- We help you sift through the bids to determine the best one for you and your goals.
- We handle all the legalities and get your deal closed and the money in your pocket.
Meet The Tendering Team
Connect with our lawyers specialising in Tendering for personalised legal guidance.
Our Active Land Tenders
FAQs
What is Tendering?
A tender is essentially a type of closed, silent auction. When selling land via tender, the seller will accept tenders from prospective buyers and consider these various offers at a pre-specified date. The offers are sealed to ensure no bidder has an advantage in the process.
Why Tender Your Land?
We understand that the decision to sell your land is not one to take lightly. It can be an emotional experience – often done with much trepidation. When you tender your land with Stringam, you can be confident that you’re in the right hands. Our process is personalized, professional, and proven.
Every piece of land is different. Our process is individually designed for you with a goal to honour what it is you value about your land and showcasing what makes it unique.
There is no list price for your land – so the sky is the limit! This is of course the biggest and best difference in tendering. Don’t settle for what you think your land is worth. Let us get you top dollar.
We know how difficult it can be when you feel like your only course of action is selling to competing neighbors. With tendering you don’t need to feel compromised because of relationships. We make sure everyone has an equal opportunity to put their best bid forward. This is how we ensure our process is fair to the bidders, but also, fair to you.