Tired Of Being A Landlord?

Rentals look simple on a spreadsheet. In real life there are late-night repair calls, turnover, vacancy, rising insurance and HOA costs, and the occasional tenant who stops paying. If your Phoenix-area rental has become more work than it is worth, we can buy it as-is, with or without tenants.

Option 1: Get A Cash Offer

  • Tell us about the house and your situation
  • We review it quickly, usually within 48 hours
  • You get a written, no-obligation cash offer and pick the closing date
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Option 2: List It For Top Dollar

  • Have some time and a house in decent shape? Listing may net you more
  • Doug lists homes as a licensed agent with My Home Group Real Estate
  • We will tell you plainly which option fits your situation
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We Buy Rentals In Any Situation

  • Tenants in place. A lease generally stays with the property when it sells, so you may not need to wait for it to end.
  • Tenants behind on rent. Arizona's process for non-payment starts with a written 5-day notice. If you are already in that process, or would rather not start it, we can talk through how a sale fits.
  • Vacant or trashed after move-out. We buy the house in the condition it is in.
  • Several properties. We can look at more than one door at a time.

Things To Have Ready

  • Current leases and rent rolls
  • Security deposit amounts, which transfer with the sale
  • Any open repair issues or notices you have given tenants

Selling a rental can trigger capital gains and depreciation recapture. A 1031 exchange may defer those taxes if you are buying another investment property. Talk to your tax professional before you sell.

How It Works

  1. Tell us about the property. Fill out the short form or call 480-485-4261.
  2. We look at it with you. We review the house, the numbers and your timeline, usually within 48 hours.
  3. You get a written offer. No obligation. If it works for you, you pick the closing date and close through a local title company.

Other Situations We Help With

This page is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. For your specific situation, talk with an Arizona attorney, a tax professional or a HUD-approved housing counselor.