Put an unsold home back to work.
If your home has not sold, is sitting vacant, or may become a rental, Real.Rent can review whether it may fit a buyer seeking a lease-option opportunity.
Who this may help.
- Expired or withdrawn listings
- Vacant properties
- Homes transitioning to rentals
- Owners dealing with ongoing carrying costs
- Owners facing a time-sensitive situation
Can I submit a home that is currently listed?
Potentially, but Real.Rent must respect existing listing agreements, broker relationships, and applicable law. Homeowners should disclose whether the property is represented by a real estate professional.
What we'll ask you.
The property
Its address, type, condition, and current occupancy.
The current situation
Whether it's listed, expired, vacant, or headed toward becoming a rental.
Your financial picture
Mortgage balance, taxes, and carrying costs. Approximate figures are fine.
How to reach you
Your name and contact information so a representative can follow up.
Any figures a homeowner enters are used for review only. They do not set a purchase price or a specific payment.
Questions homeowners ask most.
Single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums may be considered depending on their location, condition, ownership, financing, association rules, and the homeowner's goals.
Potentially, but Real.Rent must respect existing listing agreements, broker relationships, and applicable law. Homeowners should disclose whether the property is represented by a real estate professional.
No. Real.Rent cannot guarantee a buyer, lease, sale, purchase, financing approval, or closing.
Real.Rent accepts inquiries from across the United States. Availability depends on the property location, participating professionals, applicable law, and the facts of each situation.