Seller guide
Ready to be done with a rental? There may be a simpler exit.
Can I sell a rental property directly? Yes. Existing leases, tenant rights, deposits, access and local law still matter, but an investor buyer is often comfortable evaluating an occupied rental.
Tenant status matters
Whether the property is vacant, month-to-month or under a fixed lease affects access, closing and what happens after the sale.
Gather the rental documents
Leases, rent ledgers, security deposit records, repair history and notices help a buyer understand the property accurately.
A direct sale may reduce prep work
Landlords who do not want to renovate between tenants or prepare for repeated showings may prefer an investor sale.
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