Done Being a Landlord
How to step away from a rental property without putting anyone out. Every way out, side by side, including keeping the property with help.
- How selling a rental usually works, with tenants in place or empty
- Every way out side by side, including hiring a property manager
- What to read before you ask a tenant to do anything
- Questions to ask, and red flags to notice, before you sign
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What's inside
- Sunday Night, Under the Sink
- What You're Feeling Is Normal
- How Selling a Rental Usually Works
- The Numbers
- Every Option, Laid Out Honestly
- Questions to Ask, and Red Flags to Notice
- Gary and Linda Find Their Way
- Your Next Step
Note: The stories in this guide are composites, not real clients.
Chapter 5 lays out every way out, side by side. Before you ask a tenant to do anything, read Chapter 6.
Why I wrote it
I'm Russ, and I buy houses. But selling to me isn't the right answer for everyone, and most people in this spot just want to understand their options before anyone asks them for a decision.
So this guide is plain and honest. It covers every option, including the ones I don't make a dollar from. Read it, share it with your family, and take your time. If you'd like to talk it through afterwards, reply to the email or call 825-462-1777. There's no pitch attached.