Eviction Already Filed
Tell us whether a case has been filed, whether there are court dates or orders, and whether the tenant is still occupying the property.
If an eviction is already underway—or you are considering one before selling—contact us about the property. Depending on the situation, selling before or after an eviction may be possible.
Tell us whether a case has been filed, whether there are court dates or orders, and whether the tenant is still occupying the property.
You may not always need to wait for a vacant property before speaking with a buyer. We can review the occupied-property situation.
Deferred maintenance, cleanup and tenant damage do not automatically prevent us from reviewing the property.
A sale transfers ownership. An eviction is a legal process involving possession of the property. The fact that a property is being sold does not erase a tenant's lease rights, court rights or applicable notices.
Important: We do not provide legal eviction services through this page. Do not lock out tenants, remove belongings or shut off utilities based on anything on this website. Use an appropriate Tennessee attorney or other qualified professional for eviction advice.
Potentially, depending on the lease, occupancy, court status and buyer. The sale must be structured around the actual legal situation.
No. A change of ownership does not by itself replace the legal process required for possession.
We can review occupied properties and determine whether the situation fits our buying criteria.
We buy properties as-is and can evaluate repair and cleanup needs as part of our offer.
Tell us about the property, mortgage, title, condition and your timeline. Some transactions can close in as little as 5 days when the property, title and closing requirements allow.
WE pay ALL closing fees at our local title attorney.
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