Sell UR rental — tenants and all
Being a landlord in South Florida isn't what it used to be: insurance premiums, repairs, late rent, and 2 a.m. phone calls. If you're done, you don't have to wait out the lease or go through an eviction to sell. Investors in our network buy tenant-occupied Miami properties directly — the lease transfers with the sale and the tenants become the buyer's responsibility. Own it free and clear in a matter of weeks.
How we help
- ✓Sell with tenants in place — no eviction, no waiting for the lease to end
- ✓The buyer takes over the lease, the deposit, and the tenant relationship at closing
- ✓Works for single homes, duplexes, and small multi-family buildings
- ✓Behind on the property's maintenance? Investors buy as-is and price the work in
How it works
- Tell UR about the home. Enter the address — UR pulls the county records and recent nearby sales itself.
- See the home's value, free. A real estimate from real data, texted to you. Ask questions until it makes sense.
- Pick your path. A cash offer that can close in days, or a top local agent for full market value. You decide — no pressure.
Common questions
Can I sell my Miami rental while tenants still live there?
Yes. The property sells subject to the existing lease — the buyer steps into your position as landlord at closing. Florida law generally requires honoring the lease terms, which investors expect and plan for.
Do my tenants have to cooperate with showings?
A direct sale to an investor usually needs far less access than a traditional listing — often a single walkthrough scheduled with proper notice, instead of months of showings.
What about the security deposits?
Deposits transfer to the buyer at closing along with the lease obligations — it's a standard part of these transactions that the title company documents.