Sell your rental property and step off the treadmill
Maybe the numbers no longer work, maybe the late-night calls got old, or maybe the property needs more reinvestment than you want to make. Whatever the reason, selling a rental directly can be far simpler than listing one.
Occupied or vacant, tell us the real picture
The first things we will ask are whether the property is occupied, what the lease terms are, and how the tenancy has been going. Honest answers, including about a difficult tenancy, help us make a workable offer rather than one that falls apart later.
Depending on the lease and the situation, a sale with tenants in place may be possible. For questions about your obligations to tenants, lease terms or notices, please rely on a qualified professional. We do not give legal advice, and we will never suggest shortcuts.
Why landlords sell to us
A direct sale can reduce the preparation and public showings associated with a listing. Any walkthrough and access arrangements still need to respect the occupancy situation. We review the property, the occupancy picture and recent comparable sales, then put a number in writing.
You also skip the renovation question entirely. Deferred maintenance and dated interiors are priced into the offer, not thrown back at you as a repair list.
Questions you may have
Do the tenants need to leave before closing?
Not necessarily. It depends on the lease and the situation, and we will discuss the specifics with you. For legal questions about the tenancy, consult a qualified professional.
What documents help you make an offer?
The lease, rent history and anything you know about the property's condition are all useful. Do not worry if some of it is missing. Start with what you have.
Let’s talk about your home.
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