Done being a landlord? Sell the rental.
Late rent, midnight repair calls, turnovers and vacancies — being a landlord wears thin. We buy rental houses and small multifamily as-is, with the tenants still in place.
No need to empty the property
You don't have to end leases, wait for tenants to move out, or turn the units before selling. Existing leases generally transfer with the property, and we take it from there.
- Tenants in place — no evictions or vacancies required to sell.
- As-is — deferred maintenance and worn units are fine.
- Single-family to multifamily — houses, duplexes, and larger buildings.
What to have ready
A rent roll (who pays what), copies of the leases, and any deposits you're holding help us make an accurate offer quickly. Deposits and prorated rent are typically settled at closing through the title company.
Want income instead of a lump sum?
Some landlords prefer seller financing: we buy the property and pay you monthly over an agreed term — steady income without the tenant calls. Ask us about it.
This page is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Rules differ by state — for advice about your situation, talk to an attorney, tax professional or HUD-approved housing counselor.
Tired Landlord: common questions.
Yes. Leases generally transfer to the new owner, so tenants can stay.
Tell us up front. It's part of the picture we price, not a deal-breaker.
Yes — duplexes, small multifamily and larger buildings. See our commercial and multifamily options.
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