Tired of beinga landlord?
If you’re ready to be done with the late-night calls, you can sell your rental at auction. Sell it as-is, keep your tenants in place, and know your auction date before you sign.
- Condition
- Sold as-is
- Leases
- Tenants stay
- Closing
- 30-day close
Tuesday 11:47 PM. Jordan: Hey, sorry to text so late Jordan: The water heater is leaking again. Basement floor is soaked Owner: Ok. I’ll get a plumber out tomorrow. Wednesday 2:13 AM. Jordan: Heat just stopped working too Jordan: It’s 58° in here Wednesday 5:52 AM. Jordan: Also the toilet won’t stop running Jordan: And rent might be a few days late this month. Sorry The owner types “Honestly I can’t keep doing th” and deletes it. Sound familiar?
Owning a rental shouldn’t feel like being on call.
- Repairs that don’t wait for morningWater heaters, heat, plumbing. One fix leads to the next.
- Rent that arrives when it arrivesYour mortgage, taxes and insurance are due on the 1st either way.
- Turnover, make-ready and vacancyEvery move-out is paint, cleaning, listing and months without rent.
- Costs that keep climbingProperty taxes, insurance premiums, licensing and inspections.
Selling doesn’t have to wait for a vacancy, a rehab or a better month.
Sell the rental you have, not the one you’d have to fix up first.
The property sells as-is. No contractor calls, no punch list before it goes to market.
Rentals sell with leases in place. You don’t have to turn over a unit to sell it.
Your auction date is set at the start, so you can plan around it.
Registered bidders compete in the open. The market sets the price, and you see how it got there.
How it works
- Step 1
Tell us about the property
Address, number of units and the current leases.
- Step 2
Talk through terms
We walk you through reserve, timing and terms of sale before anything is signed.
- Step 3
We market it everywhere buyers look
Your property goes on the MLS, out to our network of registered buyers, and into our email, social and digital ad campaigns.
- Step 4
Bidding ends. You close.
Bidding ends on your auction date. The winning bidder signs a contract with a 30-day closing.
Questions landlords ask
Yes. Rentals sell at auction with their leases in place, so nobody has to move out first.
No. Properties sell as-is, in their current condition.
The winning bidder signs a contract with a 30-day closing.
Nothing, and there’s no obligation to sell with us. It’s a marketing estimate, not an appraisal.
Tell us about your rental
Someone from our team will call to talk through the property, your timing and how an auction would work for it. No obligation to list.