ROB RUN Land Plot Title Guide

What is a land plot title in ROB RUN?

In ROB RUN, the free crime sandbox from Kefir (Kefir Games), a base needs a plot inside a settlement. Players describe the land plot title as a paper item you carry until you trade it for one rented lot. The settlement title is a separate paper that buys the whole settlement.

Kefir’s patch notes and support pages call both items documents, and the November 4 patch is the rule that counts now. Cash no longer works for Tier 1 land, whether you rent one plot or buy a whole Tier 1 settlement; both take a document. An older support FAQ still talks about paying rent at the sign and saves documents for level 2 and 3 districts. That wording predates the patch; bring the document.

Still on day one? The first-day ROB RUN guide covers what comes before this step.

Where do you buy a land plot title, and how much does it cost?

Open the Construction tab at Lenny’s Black Market. Several player guides show two charges: the unlock only earns the right to purchase, and then you pay for the paper itself.

Document	Unlock	Buy	Reported by
Tier 1 plot title	$50,000	$100,000	Three players, Nov 8–9
Tier 1 plot title (earlier)	$25,000	$75,000	Two players, Nov 4–5
Tier 2 plot title	$200,000	$800,000	One player, Nov 8
Tier 1 settlement title	Not split out	$300,000 combined	One player, Nov 8
Tier 2 settlement title	$200,000	$2,000,000	One player, Nov 8

These are prices as of November 10, 2026. Player guides from November 8–9 report the $150,000 Tier 1 total, though one of the three hedges on the unlock. Earlier reports from November 4 and 5 list $25,000 and $75,000, and a player noted on November 6 that titles, houses and cars all cost more than before. The gap may tie to the November 4 patch, but Kefir’s notes name no Tier 1 title price, so check in game.

Settlement prices are shakier. One player gives $300,000 for Tier 1; another estimates about a million to buy plus a little to unlock. The Tier 2 figures come from one source, dated after the November 4 patch raised some Tier 2 and Tier 3 costs.

Tier 2 is a later goal. Two players say some Shipments items unlock only while you live on a level two plot, and one lists the RC556 rifle as Tier 2 gear. The ROB RUN money guide covers building and protecting that cash.

How do you use the title to claim a plot?

Paying claims nothing yet. Two players confirm the paper lands in your inventory, and the trip to an open plot is on you.

Check the tier before you drive. Players agree each district level takes its own title: Tier 1 paper for a level one district, Tier 2 for level two, and so on. The For Rent sign at a free plot shows which document it wants.

At the empty lot, walk up to the sign (one player calls the spot a red flag) and hand the title over. Several players show the plot turning yours at once, with a trailer appearing on it. The support center adds one condition: somebody must already own the settlement before anyone can base there.

Which settlement and plot should you pick?

Decide on the global map, where every settlement cell shows its taken plots. One example reads six out of ten, and one player reports ten house plots per settlement. Pick a cell with open plots and few residents.

Map detail	What it means
Number on a cell	Plots already taken
Lit square	You can rent there (one report)
Dark square	Needs an owner first (one report)
Bonus icon touching it	Resident perk, such as discounts

The lit and dark split comes from a single player, though it matches the owner rule above. Two players back the bonus cells: a settlement next to a bonus icon gives residents perks like cheaper weapons or equipment, and one picks a bunker cell to protect structures. Inside the settlement, one player suggests a plot near the exit so trips in and out are quicker.

Timing beats all of that, and players agree a fresh server gives you the best pick. One account has settlements bought up two or three hours after a server opens; another says level one districts can be full after four or five days.

Can you move your base or lose the title on the way?

Moving is allowed. Several players show that a new title used on a new plot brings the whole base along: house, garage, fence and workbenches. One player adds that the game warns you first, the old lease ends, and you can hold only one plot at a time.

The risky part is the drive. Settlements are full-loot PvP zones, and players warn that your killer can take the title. Cash can only be stashed at Lenny’s, so leave spare money there, take the shortest route and hand the title in on arrival. One player warns that people wait near For Rent plots for exactly this.

Titles can also drop as loot, a single player notes, so check finds before selling them.

Every seven days the Federal Raid resets the server: your plot and base go, along with weapons and cash, and Kefir’s support FAQ says it all comes back as jail time and authority. Read how the weekly wipe works before sinking money into a base.

What does a settlement title get you instead?

A settlement title puts you on the receiving end of rent. Tenants’ spending and laundering both feed the owner, the support center says, but the owner has to go and collect it. Kefir’s October 28 developer post, written a week before launch, adds a tax on what residents launder and buy on the Black Market, a free base on home turf, and a settlement nobody can seize until the wipe. Two players confirm the owner skips the land plot title and just claims a plot. One owner shows a money bag icon on a level two settlement and says the taxes come from five residents’ earnings.

	Land plot title	Settlement title
What it covers	One rented plot	The whole settlement
Your base	Handed in at the sign	Claimed with no title

Renting still pays. Per the same October 28 post, residents gain room for a base and businesses, selling at the Sales Center, cheaper contraband, and Shipments that motel dwellers are locked out of. In Kefir’s five-step pyramid, from Hobo up to Shadow Governor, a land plot title lifts you from Hobo to Settlement Resident, with Settlement Owner and District Owner above. The ROB RUN fan guide home links the rest of our coverage.