Situations we help with

Selling a rental property in San Antonio

Maybe the property needs work between tenants, the management has become too much, or you're simply ready to move on. Fred buys rental houses in San Antonio, including ones with tenants currently living there.

Selling with tenants in place

Existing leases generally stay in effect after a sale. Fred can review the lease, rent history, and any deposits so the transition is handled properly and respectfully for the residents.

Vacant or between tenants

If the property is empty and needs turnover work, a direct sale can save you the cost of repairs and the months of vacancy that often come with them.

An honest note

Tenant rights and lease terms must be respected. Fred won't ask you to break a lease, and timing will follow what the lease and Texas law allow.

Common questions

Do the tenants have to move out?

No. Many rentals are sold with tenants in place, and the lease transfers to the new owner.

What about security deposits?

Deposits are typically transferred or credited at closing so the tenants are protected.