Rental property
Owning a rental property can become burdensome when you are dealing with repairs, vacancies, difficult tenants or declining returns.
MaliHaus can review tenant occupied and vacant rental properties and determine whether a direct sale is practical. Tell the team about the property, the tenancy and the outcome you want.
Most landlords do not decide to sell because of one dramatic event. It accumulates. Insurance goes up, a roof needs doing, a turnover costs more than expected, and at some point the return stops matching the amount of attention the property demands.
Selling on the open market brings its own friction. A property with a tenant in place is harder to show, a vacant one loses income while it sits, and owner occupier buyers often want it empty and refreshed before they will look at it seriously.
Not everything below will apply to you. Most owners in this situation recognise at least one of them.
A tenant in place is not a problem for us and in some cases it is an advantage, because to the right investor the property is an income stream rather than a project. You do not need to end a tenancy or leave a property empty to have a conversation with us.
Tell us what the rent is, what the lease says and what condition the property is genuinely in. We can review it as it stands, tenant included, and explain which of the three routes may fit.
Every property is assessed against all three before anyone quotes a number. Which one applies depends on the property, its condition and the scope of the work.
We complete a full property inspection to evaluate its condition, repair requirements and overall project scope. If the property meets our purchasing criteria, we move forward using our own cash with no lender financing to fall through.
If the project carries more risk than we want to take on alone, we may, with your written approval, complete select repairs while the property is under contract. By investing our own money first, we make the home more attractive to our investor partners and demonstrate that we have real skin in the game. That commitment gives our partners greater confidence to join the purchase and complete the project with us.
Through our partnership with a national real estate syndicate, we can present your property to investors across the country. Qualified buyers can review the opportunity and compete to purchase it, creating exposure beyond the local market.
Share the address, condition of the property and the situation you are facing.
The MaliHaus team reviews the property, the repair requirements, the local market and the available purchase route.
MaliHaus explains which of the three selling approaches may fit the property. The owner decides whether the proposed solution works for them.
In many cases yes, and we will review the property on that basis. What the lease says matters, so have it to hand when we speak.
Not to have an initial conversation with us. Your obligations to the tenant are set by the lease and by the law where the property is, and those apply regardless of who is buying.
Those are handled at closing in the normal way, the same as any other transaction involving a tenanted property.
It is one of the more common reasons landlords contact us. We look at properties in their current condition and do not expect you to make it ready first.
Yes. Tell us about the portfolio and we will review them together rather than one at a time.
Start with the situation you are in, not a form. It takes about two minutes, you tap rather than type, and nothing here commits you to selling.
Serving homeowners across Florida and selected markets nationwide. This situation is one we look at across every market below.
Several of these often overlap. If more than one applies, mention it when we speak.
You do not need to diagnose the problem or choose the right page. Tell us about the property, your circumstances and the outcome you want. The MaliHaus team will review the information and let you know whether it may be able to help.
