Unloading multiple rental properties

They’ve built an impressive resume.

At one time, I believed that owning rental properties would provide a nice income. I had hopes of retiring & living on the quarterly rents. I invested into multiple rental properties throughout Jacksonville, Florida. Some included multiple units while others were single-family homes; From landscaping & curb appeal to paint & new appliances, I made a concentrated effort to improve the properties. I had new HVAC units installed, replaced cupboards, fixed leaky windows & even invested into a brand new roof. Although I was certainly selective about finding renters, being a landlord was actually awful. My renters called me always. They had endless demands & complaints. They had inadequate expectations. While they were late with their rent & couldn’t be bothered with upkeep, they wanted new light fixtures, security systems, extensions on the rent & all sorts of amenities. After about ten years, I was looking to unload all of my properties. I was unwilling to spend all sorts of time, effort & money on making them marketable. Dealing with the renters to schedule open-houses & walk-throughs wasn’t an option. I didn’t want the renters alerted that I was selling. This made home inspections impossible. My goal was to walk away from the properties as suddenly, cheaply & stress-free as possible. I searched around online, read lots of reviews & decided on a Jacksonville cash homebuyer. The company is family-owned & has been in supplier for quite a few years. They’ve built an impressive resume. I felt confident that I could sell all of my properties at once & close on them in under two weeks. The cash homepurchaser accepted the rental properties in their current condition. There were no repairs required.
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