RENTAL PROPERTY
Ready for a
different kind
of investment?
If you’re weighing a rental-property sale, start with the lease, the property and the outcome you want.
PLAN AROUND THE PROPERTY
Occupied or vacant, details matter.
Start with existing agreements
Review leases, deposits, management agreements and any outstanding obligations with qualified advisers. Do not assume a sale ends a lease or permits entry or removal of an occupant.
Understand access and condition
Plan any property visit in a way that respects the applicable agreements and requirements. Summarize known repairs, current occupancy and available records without sharing tenant personal information through a public inquiry form.
Compare the outcome
Consider a market listing and a cash offer alongside your expected proceeds, carrying costs and timeline. A buyer’s terms for occupied property should be explicit. No site inquiry guarantees that a particular property or tenancy can be accepted.
BEFORE CHOOSING A BUYER
Make the terms specific.
- Is the offer for the property with its current occupancy?
- Who handles deposits, rent adjustments and records at closing?
- How will visits and inspections be coordinated?
- What work, expenses or conditions are included?
- What changes if the proposed closing date moves?
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Find out what a cash sale
could look like for you.
A few property details. A conversation about your options. The decision stays with you.
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