Sell Your San Diego Rental Property As-Is, for Cash
Done with repair calls, late rent or a property you can no longer manage? Tell us about it.
When being a landlord stops being worth it
Many people buy a rental thinking it will be simple. Then the toilet backs up at night, a tenant stops paying, a roof starts to leak, or the rules change. After a few years of it, some owners are simply tired.
Others live far away and never wanted to be long-distance landlords. Some inherited a rental and never planned to own one. And some are watching a property slip because they cannot afford what it needs.
Selling with tenants in place
Selling a house with people living in it adds questions. Tenants have rights in California, and what applies depends on the lease and your situation. We are not lawyers. A real estate attorney can tell you what you can and cannot do and when.
Tell us about the tenants, the lease and the condition of the place, and we will talk it through. We cannot promise that we can buy every occupied property, but we will listen and be honest.
What we offer
NextStep Properties is a Southern California team that buys, fixes up and sells homes. We buy houses as they are. You do not fix, clean out or stage anything, and you do not have to repair what the last tenant left behind. A real person calls you back, hears the story and, if it fits, gives you a cash offer. You say yes only if it works for you.
If the rental is in good shape, with reliable tenants paying on time, a regular listing may bring more. We think you should know that before you decide.
What to have ready
When you call, it helps to know the address, whether anyone is living there, when the lease ends and what the monthly rent is. Add anything you know about the condition and any repairs that are due.
If you do not have all of that handy, call anyway. We would rather start the conversation and fill in the gaps as we go.
Questions people ask
Do the tenants have to move out first?
Not necessarily. What applies depends on your lease and your situation, and an attorney can tell you. Tell us about the lease when we talk.
What if the unit was left damaged?
We buy houses in any condition. Tell us what you know.
What if the tenant is behind on rent or hard to deal with?
Tell us. It is part of the picture, and we would rather hear it up front.
Do you buy duplexes and small multi-unit buildings?
Tell us about the property when you call and we will let you know if we can make an offer.
Related help
Other situations we can talk about.