Sell Your Rental Property With Tenants in Place

Tired of being a landlord? We buy rental houses with tenants in place, including problem tenants and late rent. No vacancy, repairs or showings needed.

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    Can You Sell a Rental Property With Tenants in It?

    Yes. In most states a sale doesn’t end a lease. The buyer becomes the new landlord and has to honor the existing lease, including the rent, the end date and the tenant’s security deposit.

    Being a landlord stops being worth it for lots of reasons: tenants who don’t pay, repairs that never end, managing from another state, or simply wanting to cash out.

    You don’t have to wait for the lease to end or the tenant to leave. 75 Fast Offer buys rental properties with tenants in place, for cash.

    Rental property with tenants in place

    Why Landlords Sell to 75 Fast Offer

    10

    Days

    We can close on your home in as little as 10 days! Need more time? You choose the closing date that works for you.

    $20k

    Average Savings

    Forget all the fees that typically come with selling a house. Our clients experience an average of $20k in savings when working with us versus a traditional realtor or buyer.

    $0

    Repair Costs

    We buy houses with fire damage, termites, mold, foundation problems, roof problems or any other major repair.

    200+

    Homeowners Helped

    We help homeowners
    get rid of unwanted
    properties every week,
    and we want to help
    you with yours today!

    Landlords Who Sell to Us

    If any of these sound familiar, we can help.

    Accidental Landlords

    You rented a house you couldn't sell, and you're ready to be done.

    Late or Non-Paying Tenants

    Rent is behind, or an eviction is already in progress.

    Out-of-State Owners

    Managing a property from a distance has become a burden.

    Big Repairs Coming

    A roof, HVAC or code issue you don't want to fund.

    Rising Costs

    Insurance, taxes and maintenance are eating your cash flow.

    Ready to Cash Out

    You want to sell a single-family rental and move on.

    Listing a Tenant-Occupied House vs. Selling to Us

    Selling with a tenant in place is easier when the buyer is an investor.

    Listing with an agentSelling to 75 Fast Offer
    ShowingsTenants need notice before each one, and some won’t cooperateOne walkthrough with proper notice
    ConditionHard to fix up with someone living thereWe buy as is
    Buyer poolMost owner-occupants want it emptyWe’re happy to keep the tenant
    TimingOften wait for the lease to endClose in as little as 10 days
    CostsCommissions and closing costsNo fees, and we pay closing costs

    We Buy Rentals With

    Tenants in place

    Month-to-month leases

    Late rent

    Evictions in progress

    Single-family rentals

    Repairs needed

    Code violations

    Duplexes

    Vacant units

    Out-of-state owners

    Keys to a rental property

    What Happens to the Tenant and the Deposit?

    At closing, the security deposit and any prepaid rent are transferred to the new owner (or credited to the buyer), and the tenant is told where to pay rent from then on. The lease stays the same.

    If the tenant is behind on rent or an eviction is already in progress, tell us. We can usually still buy and take over from there.

    Selling a rental can trigger capital gains and depreciation recapture, so talk to a tax professional before you sell. If you’re a buyer looking for rentals, join our VIP buyers list.

    How Selling Your Rental Works

    Your tenant can stay put.

    01

    Send the Details

    Rent, lease end date and condition. A rent roll helps.

    02

    Walkthrough

    Scheduled with proper notice to your tenant, or from photos.

    03

    Get a Cash Offer

    Usually within 24 hours.

    04

    Close and Hand Over

    In as little as 10 days. We take over as landlord.

    Our Happy Customers

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Yes. In most states the lease transfers to the new owner, who must honor it. We buy tenant-occupied houses and take over as landlord.

    You’ll need to give proper notice before any walkthrough, and the tenant should be told who the new landlord is after closing. Check your lease and state law.

    It’s transferred to the new owner or credited to the buyer at closing, and the new owner is responsible for returning it under the lease.

    Yes. Tell us about the situation, including any eviction in progress, and we’ll factor it into the offer.

    Possibly, including capital gains and depreciation recapture. Talk to a tax professional before you sell.

    Ready to Get Your Cash Offer?

    Tell us about the house and we’ll send a fair cash offer, usually within 24 hours. No repairs, no fees or commissions, and you choose the closing date. Prefer to talk? Call (321) 895-9394.