Rental property · Upstate SC
Ready to be done being a landlord?
Late rent, turnover, and repair calls add up. We buy single-family rentals across Greenville and the Upstate, occupied or vacant.
Tell us about the property.
- Private & Secure
- No Obligation
- Your Decision
Selling a rental with tenants in South Carolina
In South Carolina, a sale doesn't end a lease. The new owner generally takes over the existing lease and security deposits. Landlords must follow the South Carolina Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, including giving reasonable notice before entering a unit for showings. Check your lease terms before you decide on timing.
Your options
Hire a property manager
Hands-off, but management fees cut into your return.
Wait for the lease to end, then list
Often means turnover repairs, vacancy costs, and showings.
Sell with tenants in place
We take over the lease so your tenants aren't disrupted.
How selling to I BUY SC can help
- Tenants can stay in place
- No make-ready repairs
- Leases and deposits transferred at closing
- One walkthrough, scheduled with proper notice
Common questions
- Do my tenants need to move out?
- No. We buy occupied rentals and take over the existing lease.
- What about capital gains taxes?
- Taxes depend on your situation. Talk with a tax professional before you sell.
Get a cash offer for your house.
Share a few details and you'll get an offer to review. Sell as-is, skip the showings, and choose your closing date.
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