After-repair value
We look at nearby sales and what the house could be worth after repairs.
A rental can look good on paper and still wear you down in real life. Late rent, turnovers, repairs, insurance, taxes, and tenant communication can turn one house into a second job.
Last updated May 27, 2026 for Spokane-area sellers.
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Direct Answer
Dominion Homes buys rental properties in Spokane as-is, including houses with tenants, repairs, old leases, or a landlord who simply wants out.
We understand that a rental is not just a house. The tenant status, lease, repairs, rent amount, and timeline all shape the right offer.
Offer Math
A cash offer is based on the house, repairs, costs, timing, and how quickly you want to close.
We look at nearby sales and what the house could be worth after repairs.
Roof, systems, flooring, cleanup, tenants, and old repairs all affect the offer.
Taxes, utilities, insurance, closing costs, and resale risk are part of the math.
A fast as-is sale can mean fewer delays, no showings, and a clearer closing date.
Protect Yourself
You should be able to slow down, check the details, and compare options. A legitimate buyer will not make that hard.
Ask who is actually buying the property.
Use a real title or escrow company.
Ask for written terms, deadlines, and any cancellation rights.
Do not pay upfront fees or sign under pressure.
Depending on the lease and tenant situation, a direct buyer may be able to buy with tenants in place. That can be easier than trying to create a vacant, polished listing.
Rentals often collect small problems until they become expensive. A direct sale can be useful when the next roof, furnace, sewer line, or turnover is not worth tackling.
Leases, deposits, notices, and tenant information need to be handled cleanly. Title handles the closing, and the contract should be clear about what transfers.
How It Works
We ask whether the house is occupied, what rent is being paid, and what lease terms exist.
We look at the likely repair and turnover costs instead of asking you to fix everything first.
If the numbers work, we close through title and coordinate the handoff.
Questions Sellers Ask
Yes, it may be possible. The lease, rent status, deposits, and tenant situation all matter, but vacant possession is not always required for a direct sale.
No. We can make an as-is offer that accounts for repair and turnover costs.
We can still look at it. A non-paying tenant changes the risk and the offer, but it does not automatically kill the conversation.
Yes. Listing may produce a higher price if the rental is clean, performing, and easy to show. A direct sale is usually about reducing hassle and uncertainty.
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