Need to Sell a House With Tenants Still Living In It?

Why an Occupied Rental Is Hard to Sell the Normal Way

Most retail buyers want to move in, which means most agents will tell you to wait for the lease to end, or start an eviction, before you can list. That can mean months of lost time and lost rent, on top of whatever made you want to sell in the first place, whether that's a tenant who stopped paying, property damage, or simply being done with being a landlord.

I buy rental properties with tenants already in place. You don't need to start an eviction, wait out a lease, or bring the unit up to move-in condition. I'll take on the landlord relationship from there. If the situation involves a non-paying or difficult tenant, tell me what's going on when you call and I'll factor it into the offer rather than asking you to resolve it first.

How It Works

• Call or text me with the address and the lease situation. No need to disclose anything to the tenant until we have a plan.
• I make a cash offer based on the property as occupied, no eviction or vacancy required first.
• We close with our own title company and our own cash, in as few as two weeks if that's what you need.