Sell a Tenant-Occupied House in Queens

Done being a landlord? You don't have to evict anyone or wait for a lease to end. We buy tenant-occupied houses and small multifamily properties across Queens with the tenants still in place.

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You don't have to remove the tenant to sell

New York's tenant-protection laws make removing a tenant slow, expensive, and stressful — and you shouldn't have to go through it just to sell. We purchase the property subject to the existing tenancy and take on the tenant relationship after closing. Your obligation ends at the closing table.

That's a very different path from listing on the open market, where most owner-occupant buyers want a vacant house and financing gets complicated with tenants and leases attached.

Non-paying tenants, holdovers, and rent-stabilized units

Whether you're dealing with a tenant who has stopped paying, a holdover after a lease expired, or a rent-stabilized unit that limits your options, these situations don't scare us — they're a normal part of the Queens market. We factor them into the offer and handle whatever comes after closing.

You avoid the legal fees, Housing Court delays, and months of lost rent that an eviction would cost you.

Small multifamily and mixed-use welcome

Two- and three-family houses and small mixed-use buildings are the backbone of the Queens market, and they're exactly what we buy. Whether it's owner-occupied with rental units or fully tenanted, we can make a fast cash offer on the whole property.

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Tell us about the property and we'll get you a fair offer — usually within 24 hours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I sell if my tenant won't leave or has stopped paying?

Yes — that's one of the most common reasons owners call us. We buy the property with the tenant in place, so you never have to pursue an eviction yourself.

What happens to the tenants after you buy?

They become our responsibility. We take over the tenancy at closing and handle everything from there in compliance with New York law.

Do you buy 2- and 3-family houses in Queens?

Yes. Tenant-occupied single-family, two- and three-family, and small mixed-use properties are all within what we regularly purchase.