
Kim's Properties buys Tempe rentals with tenants still in place, along with owner occupied homes in any condition. You get a cash offer with the math shown, no commission, no repairs and a closing date you choose.
Tempe is a renter's city, shaped by Arizona State University and quick access to the I-10, US 60 and Loop 101. If you own one of those rentals and want out, here is how a sale with us works.
Share the address, the lease terms and what shape the place is in. A student rental near campus and a family rental in south Tempe both start the same way.
Kim coordinates the visit with you so your tenants get proper notice. It takes about 20 minutes, and nobody has to pack a box or move out.
You get a written cash offer with the math shown. Close in as little as 3 days or on any date you pick, through a licensed Arizona title company.
Some owners have held a Tempe house since the 1980s. Others bought near campus as an investment and have grown tired of the turnover. Whatever brought you here, these are the kinds of situations we step into.

Answers for owners all over Tempe, from rentals a few blocks off Mill Avenue to family homes near Kiwanis Park.
Read all our answersNo. We buy rentals with tenants in place, so you do not need to end a lease early or wait for the house to sit empty. We work out the details with you as part of the sale.
Yes. Worn carpet, patched walls and tired appliances are all fine. As long as the structure stands, we buy it as is and show the repair costs right in our written offer.
Closing runs through a licensed Arizona title company. They handle escrow, pay off any mortgage or liens and record the deed. You pick the date, as soon as 3 days out or later if that fits better.
In most cases, yes. You can stay on as a tenant after closing, which gives you time to plan the move without rushing.
Nothing. There is no commission and no fee, and you never pay us anything. The offer is free, with no obligation to accept it.

From the historic streets of Maple-Ash to the ranch homes south of the US 60, we buy as is, tenants and all. One walkthrough, one written offer and no cost to you.
Request my Tempe offerTempe is compact, tucked between Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa and Chandler, yet its housing runs from historic cottages near campus to lakefront homes and 1980s ranch streets.
A historic neighborhood a short walk from Mill Avenue and Hayden Butte. Older homes, big shade trees and plenty of rental history thanks to its spot near campus.
Family homes from the 1970s and 80s near the park's lake and ball fields. Many are due for new roofs, windows or kitchens.
A lake community off McClintock Drive with waterfront homes and quiet streets. A lovely setting, often paired with original features that need attention.
Ranch style subdivisions with quick access to the Loop 101 and I-10. Popular with long-term tenants and with owners who have held on for years.

No tenant turnover to manage, no repair bids to chase and no commission to pay. Get a written cash offer with the math shown, then pick the day you close.