HOW TO KNOW WHEN IT’S TIME TO SELL YOUR RENTAL PROPERTY

Introduction

Leasing your unused property to tenants is a great way to bring in some extra income to cover various expenses that pop up. After all, if you're not occupying the property, why not use it as an opportunity for some passive income? While renting to tenants can be helpful and may sound like a good idea in theory, sometimes the hassle of dealing with tenants and upkeep can be more than it's worth. At that point, you may feel that it's the time to sell your house.

Difficulties as a landlord

Perhaps your transition into becoming a landlord was somewhat of an accident. Maybe you had moved into a new home before selling your old property because the market value was subpar. Whatever the reason may be, becoming a landlord comes with numerous responsibilities, and after a while, they may become too much to handle.

Property management companies

Some landlords choose to pass off some of the primary responsibilities of rental ownership and hire a property manager or management company. Often, these companies manage numerous properties and, as a result, may not be able to give your property the time and energy it truly needs. This can create a whole new set of problems that can allow tenants the opportunity to mistreat your property.

Tough tenants

While many renters are responsible and respectful of the house they are using, there are also a number of renters that may be more troublesome. Heavy use and mistreatment can cause wear and tear on the house, leading to more energy and money spent on repairs and maintenance. Some renters may be routinely behind on rent or request deadline extensions.

Selling with an agent

While your initial instinct may be to sell through a real estate agent, there are caveats to consider before diving into the process. Agents tend to be hesitant to take on a property that has tenants. They may automatically assume that the property is in poor condition or may want to avoid scheduling showings around a current tenant. In addition to these roadblocks, selling your house with an agent can take way longer than needed and can introduce other complications into the picture.

Looking for a way out?

With all of this in mind, you may be considering ways to release yourself from your tenant responsibilities. One of the fastest and simplest ways to do this is to sell your home for cash to a buying organization like Midwest Cash Offer. 

Selling with Midwest Cash Offer

At Midwest Cash Offer, we make guaranteed cash offers for homes in almost any condition. Just fill out our Cash Offer Form to provide us with some information about your property, and within three days, you can have your custom home estimate.

Why You Should Sell Your Rental Property to Midwest Cash Offer

  • We buy houses with and without tenants

  • As long as you honor your lease agreement with your current tenants and disclose your intent to sell the property, you can sell your rental property with tenants.

  • It's our problem

  • Property in need of repairs? Don't worry. We've got you covered. Selling to Midwest Cash Offer also means that you don't have to worry about closing costs, mortgage loans, or anything else that can slow the sale of your home.

  • Support team

  • Our customer support team is always available to answer any questions you may have throughout the process. Morning, noon, or night, we'll be here. 

  • Guaranteed privacy

  • No matter your situation or why you're selling your home, it's your business and no one else's. 

  • One time payment

  • After you accept your home cash offer, we will give you a one-time payment in cash. Close the deal with cash in hand and without the hassle of dealing with payment installments.

Conclusion

If you're tired of the responsibilities of being a landlord, selling your home may be the right option. Visit our homepage to learn more about Midwest Cash Offer and fill out our Cash offer form to start your selling process.

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