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Ready to Stop Being a Landlord?

We buy rental properties as-is, including occupied properties and difficult situations involving non-paying tenants or unauthorized occupants.

Owning rental property can provide income—but it can also become a constant source of stress, expenses, and responsibility. Late-night calls, missed rent, property damage, rising taxes, code issues, and difficult tenant situations can make selling feel like the best next step.

Handsome Homebuyer purchases rental properties throughout Long Island. Whether your property is vacant, occupied by reliable tenants, or dealing with a more complicated occupancy situation, we will evaluate it based on the circumstances as they are today.

You Don’t Have to Solve Every Problem Before Selling

Many landlords believe they must renovate the property, wait for a lease to expire, or completely resolve an occupancy issue before they can consider a sale. That is not always the case.

We evaluate occupied and vacant rentals, including properties with leases, month-to-month tenants, non-paying tenants, or unauthorized occupants.

Landlord reviewing rental property options with Handsome Homebuyer

We Can Help When:

  • You are tired of managing tenants and maintenance.
  • Rental income no longer covers your expenses.
  • The property needs substantial repairs or updating.
  • A tenant has stopped paying rent.
  • The property has unauthorized occupants or squatters.
  • You inherited a rental property you do not want to manage.
  • You are retiring or reducing your real estate portfolio.
  • You live out of state and cannot manage the property locally.
  • The property has open permits, violations, or title issues.
  • You want to sell without disrupting reliable tenants unnecessarily.

We Buy Occupied Rental Properties

An occupied property requires more care and coordination than a vacant home. We will ask about the current occupants, lease terms, payment history, security deposits, and any active legal proceedings.

You should not remove a tenant, change locks, shut off utilities, or take other action without receiving appropriate legal guidance. New York landlord-tenant laws are specific, and the correct process depends on the circumstances.

Our role is to understand the situation and evaluate the property so we can help you move forward.

How the Process Works

1

Tell us about the rental

Share the property address, number of units, occupancy status, lease information, and any challenges you are currently facing.

2

We review the property and documents

We evaluate the home, tenancy information, and available records. Complicated occupancy situations may require additional review.

3

Receive a straightforward offer

If the property fits our buying criteria, we will provide an offer based on its condition and current occupancy.

4

Select a practical timeline

If you choose to move forward, we coordinate the title and closing process while accounting for the property’s occupants and legal circumstances.

Sell Without Making Repairs

You do not need to renovate the property for us. We buy rental homes and small multifamily properties in their current condition, including properties with deferred maintenance, damage including fire or water, outdated systems, or code-related concerns.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I sell a rental property with tenants still living there?+

Yes, rental properties can be sold while occupied.

What if my tenant is not paying rent?+

We can evaluate properties with non-paying tenants—in fact, we have purchased many properties with non-paying tenants.

Will you buy a property with squatters or unauthorized occupants?+

Yes. We will review these situations individually. Ownership, occupancy, and court documentation may need to be verified before we can determine the available options.

Do I have to complete an eviction first?+

No. Do not begin or change an eviction strategy based solely on a possible property sale. It is always best to consult an attorney who can explain your legal options, and we can work together to determine the best path to move you forward.

Can you buy a small multifamily property?+

Yes. We evaluate single-family rentals, duplexes, triplexes, small multifamily buildings, and other residential investment properties.

Find Out What Your Rental Property Could Be Worth

You have invested enough time and energy into the property. Tell us what is happening, what you want to leave behind, and what timeline would help you move forward.

Request a No-Obligation Property Review