If you decide to sell, please alert us before you commit. There are a number of things that we can do on our side to make it successful. You can sell a property while the tenant is living there, but often that is not the best choice. Occupied homes generally do not show as well as vacant, professionally staged homes. They are also harder to show, as agents must work around the tenants’ schedule and give 24-hour notice prior to showing. If the tenant has multiple months left on their lease, the only buyers will be investors that are not intending to occupy the home. This cuts out the majority of the pool of buyers, which are those that want to occupy the home. If the lease is coming to an end, the tenant keeps the home in great shape, and the tenant is easy to communicate with, then it may make sense to list it for sale while occupied. We can guide you on the right approach for your situation.