Should I Sell With Tenants In My Property?

Investors are often confused as to whether their investment property should be vacant or tenanted when selling. 

On one hand, if you elect to have the property vacant, you have flexible access for inspections and you don’t need to consider the cleanliness of the property. On the downside however, you are not receiving rental income during the marketing and sales period.

In contrast, by allowing tenants to remain in the property, you can also improve the scope for another investor to purchase as they can see that a lease is in place and that it is a current investment option.

Ultimately, there are benefits to either method - It's important to decide which option works best for you.