Sell your Florida rental property with tenants in place
Request an as-is purchase evaluation without completing repairs first. Tell us about the property and your preferred timing so we can discuss whether a direct sale fits your situation.
Request a cash offerStart with the lease, rent records and property condition
You can request an offer for an occupied rental without first making it vacant. Share the lease and amendments, rent ledger, deposits, prepaid rent, known repairs and any active disputes. We evaluate the actual occupancy and financial picture; tenancy does not guarantee a particular price or uninterrupted rent.
Arrange access with the tenants
Tell us how inspections can be arranged under the lease and applicable requirements. Do not promise vacant possession unless you can legally deliver it. Existing rights and obligations need review; a sale is not a reason to assume leases disappear.
Plan the deposit and rent transfer
Florida Statute 83.49(7) addresses transferring security deposits and advance rent, earned interest and an accurate tenant accounting to the new owner or agent. Review the handover with your closing professional and keep the supporting records. Read Florida’s deposit-transfer rules.
Compare the offer with your other options
A direct as-is sale may reduce the preparation involved in listing, but the price reflects condition, occupancy and the proposed terms. You can also compare keeping the rental or listing it. For more preparation details, read our guide to selling a Florida house with tenants.
Our inspection and closing process
We review photos and property details before making the final offer. During an inspection period of about 10 business days, a general contractor or another team member visits to estimate repairs. We normally close 2–3 weeks after that inspection period, subject to title and contract requirements.
Review the written terms
Review the purchase price, inspection terms, closing-cost allocation and expiration date in the written agreement. Mortgage payoffs, liens and other adjustments can affect your net proceeds.
Questions before you request an offer
Can you consider a property with unpaid rent?
Tell us about arrears, lease terms and any active case. We can review the situation, but do not guarantee eligibility, rent collection or a dispute-free transition.
Can I request offers for several rentals?
Yes. Send the address, lease information and property details for each rental. We will discuss whether individual or combined purchase terms are feasible.
What happens to the tenants after a sale?
Lease obligations, deposits, notices and management arrangements need to be reviewed for the transaction. Do not assume an existing lease can be changed simply because the property is sold.
Get Your Cash Offer Today
Request an as-is purchase evaluation without completing repairs first. Tell us about the property and your preferred timing so we can discuss whether a direct sale fits your situation.
Complete the quiz to request a no-obligation property evaluation.
We Buy Tired-Landlord Properties Across 13 States
Pallas Growth handles tired landlord sales in every market we serve. Pick your state below to see local courthouse, county-level, and ZIP-specific details.