Tired landlord
The rental was supposed to build wealth. Lately it just takes your weekends.
2am calls, tenants who stopped paying, a property that eats every rent check it produces. You can be done, without evicting anyone and without fixing the place up first.
Sound familiar?
- A tenant who's behind on rent, and an eviction you'd rather not go through
- Deferred maintenance that gets more expensive every season you put it off
- You've done the math and the "cash flow" is a rounding error, or negative
- You inherited the tenants with the building and never chose any of this
What you won't have to do
- Evict anyone
- Fix the units up between tenants
- Coordinate showings around tenant schedules
- Chase down the last month of unpaid rent
How we help
Here's how this actually goes.
Sell with the tenants in place
Leases transfer with the building. We buy occupied rentals, paying tenants, non-paying tenants, month-to-month arrangements, all of it. No evictions on your conscience and no waiting for the lease to run out.
No showings, no spooked tenants
A visit from us, maybe a partner who helps us evaluate, not weeks of strangers traipsing through your tenant's home. Your tenants often never know the building is being sold until it's done and we introduce ourselves as the new owner.
The deferred maintenance is priced in, not punished
The work the house needs gets priced into our offer, honestly. The roof you've been dreading becomes a line item in our budget instead of a project on your calendar.
"We had inherited a property and were sick of being a landlord. Dan came with fair offer and he closed on our schedule. It's such a relief not having to worry about this property any longer."
Kayla B. · Appleton, WI
Straight answers
Questions people in your spot ask us
My tenant is behind on rent. Is that a problem?
No. We buy buildings with non-paying tenants regularly, and what happens after closing is our responsibility, handled within Wisconsin landlord-tenant law. The unpaid rent affects nothing about your closing.
Do my tenants need to know about the sale?
Not for the sale itself. We usually see the property once, and we can be discreet about it. After closing, tenants get a letter introducing the new owner and where to send rent, which is standard.
What about the security deposits?
They transfer to us at closing, credited on the settlement statement, and we take over the obligation to the tenants. The title company documents it so everything is clean.
Find out what your house is worth to us. Decide nothing today.
The offer is free, the math is shown, and "no" is a perfectly good answer. Worst case, you'll know exactly what your options are.
Rather talk to a person right now? Call (920) 259-4326 and a real, live person from our company answers. Never a call center.
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