When a rental stops making sense
Owning rental property can be rewarding, but turnovers, repairs, late payments, inspections and property management fees add up. If you are ready to move on, a direct sale lets you skip the vacancy, renovation and listing process.
Rentals we buy
- Single-family rental homes
- Duplexes and small multi-family properties (2–4 units)
- Tenant-occupied, vacant or between tenants
- Properties that need repairs after a turnover
What we will ask for
To review a tenant-occupied property we typically ask for the current rent, lease end date, security deposit amount and any known maintenance issues. Existing leases and tenant rights remain in effect under Michigan law.
Questions from landlords
Can I sell my rental while tenants live there?
Yes. We review tenant-occupied homes. Existing leases remain in effect and tenants keep their rights under Michigan law, so we will ask for lease terms, rent amounts and security deposit information.
Do my tenants have to move out before closing?
Not necessarily. Some sales close with tenants in place; in other cases the lease ends or the tenant chooses to move. We will talk through the options that apply to your property and lease.
Do you buy small multi-family properties?
Yes — we review duplexes and other 2–4 unit residential properties in addition to single-family rentals.
Ready to explore your options?
Tell us about your property and see whether a direct cash sale could be right for you.
No obligation to accept · No repairs or cleaning required