When managing the rental no longer fits
Selling a rental calls for a clear picture of the lease, occupancy, condition, and timing. Whether the property is vacant or tenant occupied, we can review those details and explain whether a direct purchase is a fit.
Share the address, condition, and whether the rental is vacant or tenant occupied. If occupied, tell us the lease terms and current monthly rent. To protect tenant privacy, do not include sensitive personal information in the initial inquiry.
A tenant-occupied sale requires careful coordination. We take existing lease terms and lawful access into account when planning an inspection, evaluation, and possible closing. We will not assume a tenant can or will vacate.
We will evaluate the property and explain any cash proposal and proposed closing timeline. You can compare that option with continuing to rent, making repairs, or listing through a real estate agent.