Tenant-Occupied Homes
- Selling to investors with the lease in place
- Scheduling showings with proper notice and respect for tenants
- Reviewing leases and deposits so buyers know what transfers
- Coordinating with your attorney on any notice or tenant questions
Tenants have rights under state and local law, which vary by jurisdiction. We don't advise on evictions or tenant disputes; please consult an attorney.
Vacant Properties
- Cleanout, repairs and staging through our vendor network, or an as-is sale
- Showings by appointment with lockbox access
- Remote closing for owners who live away
We sell vacant homes but don't manage them. The owner remains responsible for upkeep, utilities and insurance while the home is listed; check with your insurance agent about vacancy coverage.
If you'd rather keep a tenant-occupied home as a rental, ask about our rental property management.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I sell while a tenant still lives there?
Yes. Many investors buy with the lease in place. Showings follow proper notice.
Do tenants have to move out before closing?
That depends on the lease and on state and local law. Please consult an attorney.
Do you manage vacant homes while they're for sale?
No. We sell vacant homes, but the owner remains responsible for upkeep, utilities and insurance.
Do you offer rental property management?
Yes, if you'd rather keep a tenant-occupied home as a rental.
Can I get references?
Yes. We provide a list of client and professional references on request.
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