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Tired of being a landlord; Tenants shown interest to buy
Hi everyone! I am seriously considering selling my property. Even thought I am thankful to have had the experience my heart is not fully into being a landlord. My property currently has tenants that do not pay on time. Their lease will expire 31 Sept. I sent a notice of non lease renewal certified that they should receive by today. Is there anything else I need to do with reference to non lease renewal? I also verbally informed the tenants of my desire to sell and they showed some interest but wanted to know how much. I will also mail a notice so that I am abiding by Maryland Law as a Landlord. I am not interested in making a profit but am only interested in being done with the responsibility of owning a home at the cheapest route possible. Currently, I am not willing to consider a short sale. So far I have called the mortgage company to request the payoff amount so I would know how much to tell the tenants I am willing to sell the house for. I want to make sure that I give the number to them that will allow me to incur as less costs out of pocket as possible. I found a sample of an intent to sell letter, but no samples on how to word an offer to buy letter. Can anyone help me with this? Please let me know if I am missing any steps as to make this process more efficient. I would appreciate any advice as well.
Also, selling my home to the renters is not the last resort. If my finances allow for the costs a seller incurs when selling a home, i will market it and sell. If not I will find new, hopefully more dependable renters. The last resort is to move back into the home until other decent options present themselves to me.
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Do you know a realtor who can pull comps for you? That will give you a better idea of what it's worth.
I hope you are not letting a bad experience with your first rental and first tenants sour you on the idea. You may want to consider turning it over to a property manager if it's just the headaches that have you down.