Start calling the local banks and see what they have. Land that is repossessed is then auctioned. If it doesn�t bring what the bank wants they will buy it and sell it themselves. The local banks around here always have land.
Who, at the bank, who handle that kind of stuff? Obviously a teller wouldn't.
Go to the banks website and there will probably be a link to repossessed land and foreclosures that they have. Failing that, talk to the branch manager of the bank.
Also, look for foreclosures. You can get a heck of a deal on a house with land. In 2005, we got our house/land as a foreclosure (only 8 acres, but there's absolutely nothing (no neighbors, subdivisions, etc behind my land). 2800 sq ft house built in 2002 with the 8 acres for $170000. Appraisal came in at $325000 and when we refinanced a few years ago, the appraisal came back at $335000. We couldn't have bought a piece of property in the area we live and built on it for less than $250000
