Sell with problem tenants
Sell your Pittsburgh rental with problem tenants — as-is, for cash
Non-payment, damage, lease disputes — sell the property with the problem included. Offer in 24–48 hours, and the tenant situation becomes ours at closing.
Written by Dylan Kozlina, PA Realtor #RS367244
The simpler way out
You can sell the problem, not just the property
A difficult tenancy turns a rental from an asset into a second job: rent that arrives late or not at all, damage you're quoted thousands to repair, and an eviction process in Pennsylvania that can stretch for months while the meter runs. Selling traditionally is barely an option — retail buyers and their lenders want clean, vacant homes.
We buy rentals with the tenancy exactly as it stands. Non-paying tenants, lease disputes, property damage — it's all evaluated up front and priced into one written offer. From closing onward, the situation is our project, not yours.
What transfers to us at closing
- Non-paying or chronically late tenants
- Lease disputes and eviction proceedings in progress
- Tenant-caused damage and neglected maintenance
- Holdover occupants without a current lease
- The remaining lease term — it transfers with the sale
- Security deposit accounting, handled at closing
Get your cash offer
Tell us about the property and we'll come back within 24–48 hours. No obligation, no pressure.
Prefer to talk? Call Dylan at (724) 971-5071
Common questions
Asked by families in your situation
Can I really sell with a non-paying tenant in place?
Yes — it's one of the most common situations we buy. The tenancy, the arrears and the resolution all transfer to us at closing; the price simply reflects the reality of the situation.
Do I need to start or finish an eviction first?
No. If an eviction is already underway, tell us where it stands; if you haven't started one, you don't need to. Either way, you can sell without seeing the process through yourself.
What about the damage the tenant caused?
We buy as-is — damage, deferred maintenance and all. You don't repair, repaint or clean anything before selling.
Is this different from your tired-landlord page?
Same family, different pressure point. The tired-landlord page is for owners who are simply done; this one is for an active tenant problem you want out from under. The offer process is identical either way.
Where we buy
We buy houses across greater Pittsburgh
Whatever your situation, the process is the same in every municipality we serve — see market notes and current inventory for each.