Tired of being a landlord in Springfield
Late-night calls, maintenance requests, tenants who stop paying. You can sell without ending leases first.
Being a landlord can wear you down, especially with one or two properties where a single bad tenant or a single big repair eats the whole year's return. If you're done, we buy occupied rental property directly.
What we can work with
- Tenants currently in place, month-to-month or under a lease
- Tenants behind on rent or difficult to work with
- Deferred maintenance built up over years of renting
- Multiple rental units you want to exit at once
We're landlords ourselves. We own and manage property in this market, so we're not put off by a tenant situation the way a typical retail buyer would be.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I sell if I still have tenants in the property?
- Yes. We buy rental properties with tenants in place. You don't need to end leases or get the unit vacant before closing.
- What if the tenants are behind on rent or causing problems?
- Tell us the situation and we'll factor it into our offer. It doesn't rule out a sale.
- Do I need to fix anything a tenant damaged?
- No, we buy as-is, including whatever condition tenant turnover has left the property in.
Other situations we help with
Inherited a property
Probate, out-of-town heirs, a house full of belongings. Sell it without fixing it up first.
Read more →Behind on payments or facing foreclosure
Understand the Clark County sheriff sale timeline and what options are still open.
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Delinquent taxes with the Clark County Treasurer do not have to end in a tax sale.
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