Done Being a Landlord?
We Buy the Problem With It.

What We Hear

The Tenant Problems That Bring Owners to Us

• 💳"My tenants are 3 months behind on rent and show no signs of catching up."
• ⚖️"I'm in the middle of an eviction and it's going to take another 6 months."
• 🔨"They've damaged the property and I'm looking at thousands in repairs."
• 📞"Constant calls, complaints, demands. I'm done being a commercial landlord."
• 📝"They have a lease that's below market and won't negotiate."
• 🚫"I've tried to sell but buyers keep walking away when they hear about the tenant situation."

The reason traditional buyers walk away from properties with problem tenants is the same reason brokers struggle to sell them: most buyers need bank financing, and banks don't lend on properties with eviction proceedings, non-paying tenants, or significant lease problems.

We don't have that problem. We buy with our own capital, which means we can look at the property objectively regardless of the tenant situation. We factor the tenant situation into our offer price — you don't have to fix it before we buy.

What "As-Is With Tenants" Actually Means

When we say we buy as-is with tenants in place, we mean it. You're not required to:

• Complete an eviction before selling
• Get tenants current on rent before closing
• Repair any damage caused by tenants
• Negotiate new leases or modify existing ones
• Provide any documentation beyond what's standard in a real estate transaction

We take it as it is. We handle whatever situation exists after closing. That's the deal.

The Math Usually Works Out

Staying in a bad tenant situation costs you every month — in lost rent, legal fees, property deterioration, and the mental toll of managing it. A fast cash sale with a slightly lower price than a perfect deal often nets more than waiting another year to resolve the tenant situation and then list with a broker.

We'll give you a number quickly and transparently. You can evaluate whether it makes sense. There's no pressure and no obligation.