The property has tenants in the house. Can I submit the property for consideration?

The property has tenants in the house. Can I submit the property for consideration?

YES. Many of our iBuyers have flexible closing time frames and will consider allowing homeowners or tenants to stay in the property post-closing for an agreed upon fee. Offers from our iBuyers will factor in carrying costs and potential holdover occupancy.

It is crucial that agents put this information in detailed notes during initial property submission. This information is necessary for the iBuyers to make the correct offer based on their investment goals for the property.



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