Flexible Arizona Sale-Leaseback Options

There is no hard minimum. A short stay of around 15 days is handled as a post-possession agreement rather than a lease. Tell us how long you need and we build the agreement around it.

Three years to start. Extensions are common — we look at each situation as it comes rather than applying a blanket rule.

Rent is discussed and documented before you sign the purchase agreement, so you know the terms and conditions going in. There are no surprises after closing.

There is no automatic buyback clause. We earn our return when the property sells, so if you are the person who buys it back, nothing would make us happier. Talk to us about it and we will look at what is possible.

Yes, as long as you own the land the home sits on. If the land is leased, a sale-leaseback is not an option.

Yes. There is no acreage ceiling. We work with homeowners throughout Maricopa County.

Yes, as long as the HOA has no rental restrictions.

We serve Maricopa County. There is no minimum equity requirement and no condition minimums. All of it matters, and we look at the entire picture as a whole — our goal is to put you in the best situation we can given where you are. That is why we also offer options beyond sell then stay when another type of transaction fits you better.

The one hard disqualifier is owing more on the property than it is worth. If you are underwater and need to sell, the path is usually a short sale — and we are one of the largest short sale listing agents in Maricopa County by volume, so we can help with that too. Mobile and manufactured homes on leased land are also outside the program.

We do. We keep the properties we buy in-house. Most companies either sell to institutional capital, which leaves you with a publicly traded company as your landlord, or they try to flip the contract to a rental investor — and if they cannot find that buyer while under contract, they can cancel before closing and leave you in a bad spot. We do not operate that way.