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Ready to stop being a landlord?
Late rent, repair calls and changing rules wear people out, and selling a rental the usual way means showings, unhappy tenants and turnover costs. I buy rentals with tenants in place, so you can sell without asking anyone to move and hand over the keys on a date you pick.
- No commissions, and I pay the closing costs
- Sold as is, no repairs
- Close in as little as 10 days, or on your date
How I can help
What selling to me looks like
Tenants can stay
I buy with the current lease and tenants in place, and I follow California's tenant rules after closing.
No turnover costs
No paint, no carpet, no vacancy months to get it ready to list.
One walkthrough
I need to see the property once, scheduled with proper notice to your tenants.
Good to know. Bring your lease, rent roll and deposit amounts to the conversation, since deposits and prorated rent are handled through escrow at closing.
Your options, side by side
What's the best way to sell in your situation?
Four quick questions show every realistic path, how long each one usually takes against your deadline, and what to have ready, even if the best fit isn't selling to me.
Questions people ask
Do my tenants have to move out?
No. I buy with tenants in place.
What if a tenant isn't paying?
Tell me what's going on and I'll factor it in. You don't have to solve it before you sell.
Can you buy more than one property?
Yes. If you have several rentals, we can look at them together.