Non-paying tenants, a holdover occupant, lease headaches, or years of deferred maintenance — we buy Fort Lauderdale rental properties as-is, occupied or vacant, for cash, without requiring repairs or a completed eviction first.
Occupied or vacant. No obligation. Takes about 60 seconds.
No obligation. Current tenant or occupant status does not disqualify a property.
These are the most common reasons Fort Lauderdale landlords come to us instead of managing a traditional sale process with a tenant in place.
A tenant has stopped paying rent. We factor the situation into our offer and can move forward without waiting for it to resolve first.
An unauthorized or holdover occupant is in the property. We can still make an offer while you sort out the legal specifics with an attorney.
A lease ending soon, a month-to-month tenant, or a lease with terms that complicate a traditional sale. We work around your specific lease status.
Wear, damage, or deferred maintenance built up over years of tenancy. We buy the unit as-is, with no repairs or cleaning required.
A traditional buyer usually wants the property vacant at closing, which often means the seller has to manage the eviction or move-out process alone before the home ever hits the market. Because we buy directly, we can often structure a purchase around the property's current occupancy status instead.
We can present an offer on the property as currently occupied, and coordinate next steps with the tenant situation as part of closing.
Whether the lease is month-to-month or has time remaining, we factor the current lease terms into the offer and timeline.
Landlord-tenant situations vary by circumstance. We recommend speaking with a licensed Florida attorney about occupancy or eviction specifics alongside our offer.
Every offer reflects the property's real occupancy status and condition — nothing needs to be resolved before we can present a number.
The same straightforward process we use across Fort Lauderdale, built to work around your property's current occupancy.
Tell us whether the property is occupied or vacant, the lease status, and any tenant-related issues you're currently dealing with.
We evaluate the property and its occupancy status, then present a no-obligation cash offer, usually within 24 hours.
Accept the offer and close, occupied or vacant. We coordinate any tenant-related next steps as part of our Broward County closing process.
If your situation overlaps with an inherited rental or a specific neighborhood, these pages go into more detail.
Yes. We regularly purchase rental properties with non-paying tenants in place. We factor the occupancy situation into the offer and closing timeline.
We can still make an offer on properties with a holdover or unauthorized occupant. Because every situation is different, we recommend also speaking with a landlord-tenant attorney about your specific rights and options.
Not necessarily. In many cases we can purchase the property with the current occupant still in place and coordinate next steps as part of closing, which may mean you don't need to complete an eviction yourself first.
Yes. We purchase rental properties as-is, including units with damage, deferred maintenance, or wear from previous tenants. No repairs or cleaning are required before closing.
Often, yes. Selling a leased property doesn't automatically require the lease to end first, though the specifics depend on your lease terms and current occupancy status.
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