How it Works
Sell your home, access your equity, and continue living there as a renter through our sale-leaseback program. A simple process designed to give you a different way to sell your house.
No repairs are needed. We guide you through each step, present multiple offers, and help you choose the one that fits your needs. You receive your funds and stay in the home you love, without the responsibilities of ownership.
Does My Home Qualify?
Property Type
Single-family homes, townhouses, or condos under $2MM,
Your Home's Equity
You own at least 20% of your home's value (your mortgage balance is less than 80% of your home's off-market value)
Property Build
Built after 1920, with lots under 1 acre.
Unlock Your Home Equity in 5 Simple Steps. Sell2Rent does this for you
Step 1:Explore & Discover
Fill out the form to schedule a free evaluation of your home with our expert advisors.
Step 2: Valuation Estimate
We provide a realistic home value estimate based on today’s market.
Step 3:We Invest in Getting Your Home Sold
We will invest hundreds in marketing your house and find you the best possible buyer.
Step 4: Relax while we work
We handle the legal steps, gather the required documents, negotiate with buyers, and guide you through the transaction. You simply focus on choosing the offer that works best for you.
Step 5:Enjoy financial freedom
Use the cash to pay debts, stabilize finances, invest, or create peace of mind. All without having to move or incur in more expenses.
Unlock your Home Equity
Let us find the ideal investor and cash offer for your home.
Frequently asked questions
Here are some common questions about our Sale leaseback program and partnership opportunities.
What is a sale-leaseback, in simple terms?
A sale-leaseback lets you sell your house and get that money as cash, all while staying in the home as a renter.
Is Sell2Rent legitimate, and is a sale-leaseback legal?
People worry because it sounds too simple to be true. But a sale-leaseback is a recognized real estate transaction. Banks, large investors, and doctors all use them. With Sell2Rent, everything runs through a standard purchase contract, a real lease, and a normal closing with a title company. You can ask to see the documentation anytime.
Can I stay in my home after selling it?
You sell the house, sign a lease, and stay right where you are. Same bedroom. Same kitchen. Same neighbors. The same schools if you have kids. The only thing that changes is the payment. You go from an unaffordable mortgage to easy-on-the-wallet rent.
How can a sale-leaseback help me avoid foreclosure?
You use the sale money to pay off what you owe and stay in the home as a renter. Just make sure to start at least 4 weeks before your court date
How much time do you need to stop a foreclosure?
We need at least three weeks before the date the bank has scheduled the auction. The more time you give us, the better. If you are close to that date, call anyway. We will tell you straight whether we can make it work. Do not wait.
Who is eligible for a Sell2Rent sale-leaseback?
You are probably a fit if you want to cash out your equity and stay in your home as a renter, you have at least 30% equity, and your home is a single-family house, townhouse, or condo. Being behind on payments or having damaged credit does not disqualify you.
What is equity, in simple terms?
It is what your home is worth today, minus what you still owe on the mortgage. Say your home is worth $300K and you owe $150K. Your equity is $150K. That is the money locked in the house, and it is what you cash out in a sale-leaseback.
How much of my home's equity can I get in cash?
Imagine your home is worth $300K and you owe $150K on the mortgage. That is $150K in equity, roughly what you could walk away with after costs. Every house is different. The only way to know your real number is a quick conversation with an advisor.
How fast can I sell my home and get my cash with Sell2Rent?
We have buyers ready, so the timeline depends on how quickly the paperwork comes together.
What happens to my existing mortgage?
The cash from the sale pays it off in one step. You move to a rent payment instead, and you start saving from day one.
Can the new owner make me leave?
Your lease is a contract, and it holds up under the law. For the term you agreed to, you have the right to stay. The new owner cannot end your lease without cause. Your move-out date is set in writing and agreed to in advance. You decide when that is, not the owner.
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