Managing a property the owner wants to exit.
Property managers see an owner reach the end of their patience long before anyone else does. When the answer is a sale rather than another turnover, the transition should not cost you the relationship or the rent roll.
Tell TKC what you needWhat people bring us
An owner who wants out
Tired landlord, out-of-state owner, inherited rental, or a unit that keeps consuming the return.
Tenant-occupied disposition
Properties sold with tenancy in place, so the occupant is not displaced by the transaction.
Portfolio wind-down
Several doors sold over a defined period rather than in one disruptive event.
Deferred maintenance the owner will not fund
When the repair list has outgrown what the owner is willing to spend.
What TKC needs from you
- Property address, unit count and occupancy status.
- Lease terms in place and rent currently collected.
- Condition and known deferred maintenance.
- The owner's timeline and what is actually driving it.
- Whether the owner has authorised the conversation.
What happens after you submit
- 01The submission is recorded and routed to the partner network record.
- 02TKC reviews the property and the tenancy posture.
- 03Where a purchase is plausible, we discuss it directly with the owner with you in the loop.
Ready when you are
One short form, or a scheduled conversation if you would rather talk it through.
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TKC does not provide legal advice about leases, tenancies or evictions, and does not promise continuation of a management agreement after any sale. Any arrangement is subject to written agreement and applicable Texas law.