A decision for the whole asset
Rental property
Selling a rental is not just about the building. Lease terms, deposits, access, condition and timing all shape whether a direct sale is a useful path.
Occupancy changes the process
Tenant rights, notice and access must be respected. Current lease information belongs in the first conversation.
Deferred work can be priced honestly
An older kitchen, roof concern or long maintenance list may fit a direct sale when repairs do not fit your plan.
Portfolio timing matters
A single property and a small package of rentals require different diligence and closing coordination.
Questions worth asking
Before signing anything.
Can an occupied rental be sold?+
Often yes, subject to the lease and applicable law. Sellers should obtain legal guidance when tenant rights or notice requirements are uncertain.
What happens to the security deposit?+
The purchase agreement and closing process should address deposits and tenant records clearly.
Do you consider small portfolios?+
A group of properties can be reviewed, but each address, title and occupancy situation still matters.
Get a clear property review.
Share the address and situation. Start with fit, not pressure.