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Rentals and tenants

Ready to sell a rental that still has tenants?

Being a landlord isn’t always passive. Repairs, vacancies, late payments and difficult tenant situations can turn a good investment into a headache. We can review occupied rentals.

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Occupied properties reviewed
Fewer showings for tenants
Lease handled correctly

Why landlords choose to sell

Repair and maintenance costs keep climbing
Late or missed rent payments
Tenant damage or a difficult tenant relationship
Vacancies between leases
You’re tired of managing — or managing from far away
You inherited a rental you never wanted

What happens to the lease?

A tenant-occupied property may be sellable, but the lease, notices, deposits, access and tenant rights must be handled correctly under the lease and applicable law. Share accurate lease information so the situation can be reviewed before any agreement is finalized.

Have ready: the current lease, rent amount, deposit held, lease end date and any notices given.

Selling with less disruption

A traditional listing can mean coordinating repeated showings around your tenants’ schedules. A direct sale usually involves far fewer visits, which is easier on everyone.

How it works

Four steps. You’re in control at every one.

Timing depends on the property, title work, documents and the terms you agree to. We’d rather set realistic expectations than promise every house the same date.

1
Tell us about the property
Share the address and a few basics. No professional photos or perfectly clean house needed.
2
We review the details
Location, condition, comparable sales, needed work, and anything else that shapes what we can offer.
3
Review your offer
If the house fits our criteria, we walk you through the terms. Ask anything before you decide.
Move toward closing
If you accept, the sale moves through the appropriate title and closing process with clear next milestones.

Questions, answered

Common questions

Still have a question? Call (915) 344-4575 — no commitment.

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Do my tenants have to move out before I sell?

Not necessarily. It depends on the lease, the law and the agreed terms. Tell us about the occupancy and we’ll review it.

What about the security deposit?

Deposits need to be handled correctly as part of the transaction. The purchase agreement and closing process should address them.

Can you buy a house with problem tenants?

Tell us about the situation. We can review occupied properties, including difficult ones, subject to the lease and the law.

Situations we help with

Other situations we help with.

You don’t need to pick a category before contacting us. Explain what’s happening with the house. If a direct purchase isn’t a fit, you’ll still leave with more information for your next step.

Tell us what’s going on

Ready to see what your house could sell for?

Tell us about the property or give us a call. There’s no obligation to accept an offer.

Call us(915) 344-4575 Get My Offer

(915) 344-4575 Get My Offer

Ready to sell a rental that still has tenants?

Get your offer

Why landlords choose to sell

What happens to the lease?

Selling with less disruption

Four steps. You’re in control at every one.

Tell us about the property

We review the details

Review your offer

Move toward closing

Common questions

Other situations we help with.

Sell your house fast

Work with a direct home buyer

Sell your house as-is

Inherited a house

Behind on payments

Liens or title problems

Divorce or separation

Vacant houses

Fire, water or major damage

Ready to see what your house could sell for?