Paying tenants, non-paying tenants, or an eviction already underway: we buy Connecticut rentals as they are and take it from there.
Most buyers want an empty house. Those using a mortgage often plan to live there, and their lender may need the property vacant or in good repair. That leaves you two hard choices: get tenants out first, which takes notices, time and sometimes court, or try to sell around them, scheduling showings with people who may not want the house sold.
And if a tenant has stopped paying, every month adds to the loss while you keep covering the mortgage, taxes, insurance and repairs. Plenty of landlords reach the point where the rent just isn’t worth the calls.
Close in as little as 7–14 days, tenants and all, and be done.
Keep the income, lose the tenants. Get paid monthly while we handle everything.
See every route side by side, including listing with an agent
Units, rents, leases and any tenant issues, paying or not.
We coordinate with your tenants. No repairs or turnovers first.
Cash or terms, with tenants in place, side by side on paper.
Leases, deposits and tenant calls transfer to us at closing.
Lockwood Avenue, Stamford: a damaged three-family with a tenant who wouldn’t leave
The house couldn’t pass the inspections lenders require, and a tenant who didn’t want to move was still living there. We bought it for cash with the tenant in place, took over the legal process, then gut-remodeled both buildings and kept them as long-term rentals.
We buy with tenants in place, whether they're paying or not.
If a tenant needs to go, we take over the legal process.
Security deposits move to us at closing, as the law requires.
Cash or terms on paper, side by side, before you decide.
A Connecticut real estate attorney handles closing. Bring your own if you like.
If a partner buyer is involved, we tell you in writing first.
In Connecticut, existing leases stay in effect when a rental is sold, and the tenants’ security deposits, with any interest owed, transfer to the new owner. If an eviction is already in court, the case doesn’t vanish at closing, so we work with the attorneys on how it continues. Either way, you hand over the keys, the leases and the deposits, and every tenant call after closing comes to us.
Yes. We buy rentals with non-paying tenants, including during an eviction.
No. We buy with tenants in place, so you don’t have to give notices or wait.
Often, yes. Good tenants are good for us too, and it can be part of the agreement.
Fairly, and always by the law. We introduce ourselves after closing and take over every call and repair.
They transfer to us at closing, and we become responsible for returning them.
That depends on your situation. Seller financing can spread your gain over several years. Ask your accountant.
Also buying in: Darien, New Canaan, Westport, Wilton, Fairfield, Bridgeport, Stratford, Trumbull, Shelton, Milford, Danbury, Ridgefield
Call Jhonny at (203) 580-9980 or fill out the form. Free, confidential, and with no obligation
