Tired Landlord?

Sell Your Rental Property in Raleigh — Tenants and All

Done being a landlord? We buy rental properties for cash across the Triangle — occupied or vacant, mid-lease, with problem tenants or deferred repairs. No evictions, no turnover, no showings. Just a clean exit.

Get My Cash Offer

Free · no obligation · we buy with tenants in place

Being a landlord isn't always worth it

Late-night maintenance calls, tenants who stop paying, turnover that eats a year of profit, and repairs that never seem to end — at some point the cash flow just isn't worth the headache. Listing a rental usually means getting tenants out, fixing everything up, and timing it around leases. Selling for cash lets you hand over the property exactly as it is today, tenants and all, and walk away clean.

Why Cash

Why worn-out landlords sell to us

Sell with tenants in place

No eviction, no waiting for the lease to end. We take the property with the tenants and lease as-is — the transition is our job, not yours.

Skip the make-ready

No turnover, no paint-and-carpet, no getting it "rent-ready" or "list-ready." You're done the day we close.

Deferred maintenance is fine

Old roof, tired HVAC, tenant damage — we buy as-is and never ask you to fix a thing.

End the headaches

Late rent, calls at midnight, vacancies, code letters — they stop being your problem the moment we close.

No showings disrupting tenants

No lockboxes, no parade of buyers, no upsetting your tenants with constant tours. It's a quiet, direct sale.

Close on your schedule

Need to move fast, or time it around a 1031 exchange? You pick the closing date that works for your plans.

Selling a Rental in North Carolina

Can you sell a rental with tenants still in it?

Yes — and in North Carolina you don't have to empty it out first. Here's how it works.

  • The lease usually transfers with the property. Under North Carolina law, when a rental is sold the buyer generally takes it subject to the existing lease. The tenant keeps their rights through the lease term, and you don't have to evict or wait for the lease to end in order to sell.
  • Security deposits transfer too. The tenant's security deposit passes to the new owner at closing, and the closing attorney handles the accounting so it's all documented correctly.
  • That's exactly how we buy. We take the property with the tenants and lease in place, so the notices, renewals, deposits, and any move-out become our responsibility — not yours.
  • The Triangle is full of investor buyers. Raleigh's strong rental market means active cash buyers like us are always looking for occupied properties, so you can exit without disrupting a paying tenant.

This is general information, not legal advice. NC landlord-tenant rules and your specific lease govern the details — the closing attorney will make sure everything transfers correctly.

How selling your rental works

1

Tell us about the property

Share the address, the condition, and whether it's occupied or vacant. It takes about a minute, with no obligation.

2

Get a fair cash offer

We factor in the condition and the tenancy and send a clear, no-pressure cash offer — usually within 24 hours.

3

Close and walk away

Pick your date and we close — often in as little as 7 days. The tenants, the lease, and the repairs all become our problem, not yours.

Straight Answers

Landlord questions, answered

Can I sell with tenants still living there?
Yes. We regularly buy occupied rentals. You don't need to wait for the lease to end or ask anyone to move — we take the property with the tenants in place.
Do I have to evict bad tenants first?
No. That's often the worst part of selling a rental, and you can hand it to us instead. We buy as-is, tenants and all, and take it from there.
What happens to the lease and security deposit?
Under NC law the lease generally transfers with the property and the tenant keeps their rights through the term. The security deposit transfers to us as the new owner, and the closing attorney handles the details.
The property needs work — is that a problem?
Not at all. Deferred maintenance, tenant damage, dated everything — we buy as-is and never ask you to make a repair.
Can you handle a 1031 exchange timeline?
Often, yes. If you're rolling the proceeds into another investment, tell us your timeline and we'll work to close within it. Talk to your qualified intermediary and tax advisor on the 1031 specifics.
What if the tenants haven't paid rent?
Still fine. Non-paying tenants are exactly the headache many landlords sell to escape. We'll factor the situation into the offer and take the problem off your plate.

Ready to stop being a landlord?

Get a fair, no-obligation cash offer for your rental — occupied or not, in any condition — and hand off the tenants, repairs, and paperwork to us.

Get My Cash Offeror call (919) 205-0576