Sell & Stay
Sell your home. Stay in it.
Move when you’re ready.
Convert your equity into cash without uprooting your life. We work with local and national buyers who specialize in sale-leasebacks — they buy your home, you lease it back at a fixed monthly rate, and you stay as long as you want.
START WITH YOUR ADDRESS
See your value. Then see your options.
Enter your address to see your estimated home value, compare your selling options, or explore whether a cash offer fits your situation.
Why sellers choose this path
BENEFIT 01
Cash now. Stay anyway.
You get the equity in your home as a lump sum — to pay off debts, manage a life event, or just have flexibility — without moving out. The home stays your home. Just your role in it changes.
BENEFIT 02
One monthly payment. No homeowner headaches.
As a renter, you pay a fixed monthly lease — no property taxes, no insurance bills, no surprise repairs. The buyer becomes responsible for the things that used to wake you up at 3 a.m.
BENEFIT 03
Stay as long as you want.
Lease for a few months while you figure out your next move, or stay for years. You decide when it's time to leave — not a buyer, not a closing date, not anyone else's clock.
Curious if Sell & Stay would work for your situation?
A real conversation about your home, your life, and whether this path actually fits what you’re trying to do.
How it works
How it works.
01
Tell us about your home
Enter your address. We confirm a few details about the property — value, condition, situation. A few quick questions about the house — that's it.
02
Receive a sale-leaseback offer
Our buyer network reviews your property and submits an offer. You'll see the cash you'd receive at closing AND the monthly lease rate, side by side.
03
Review the lease terms
We walk you through the lease — monthly payment, lease length options, repair responsibility, what happens if you want to leave early or stay longer. Everything on the table, no surprises.
04
Close on the sale
If the offer works for you, you close just like any other home sale. Cash is wired to your account at closing. Your role in the home changes from owner to renter — but you don't move.
05
Stay as long as you want
Live in your home. Pay your monthly lease. When you’re ready to move on, give notice per your lease terms. If you want to buy it back later, that option’s available too.
What you should know
What you should know.
What you gain.
- Cash for your equity without packing a single box
- A predictable monthly lease — no taxes, no insurance, no surprise repairs
- Time to figure out your next move on your own timeline
What you should know.
- You'll pay rent on a home you used to own — typically near market rent for your area
- Once you sell, your equity is converted to cash; appreciation from that point forward belongs to the buyer
- Sale-leaseback offers are usually below traditional listing prices — that's the trade for keeping the keys
Here's what our clients say about us
What clients say about working with us.
Real reviews from real people across South Jersey and Greater Philadelphia.
Frequently asked
Frequently asked.
How is the lease price determined?
The monthly lease is typically set near market rent for similar homes in your area. The exact number depends on the buyer, your home’s value, and your lease length. We walk through the math during the consultation so you understand exactly what you’re agreeing to before you commit.
Can I really buy my home back later?
Yes, in most cases. The buy-back option is part of the lease agreement, with terms agreed upon at closing. The price you'd pay to buy back depends on the buyer and the time elapsed — we'll walk you through the specifics during your consultation.
Who pays for repairs while I’m renting?
Major repairs (roof, HVAC, plumbing, structural) are the buyer's responsibility — same as any rental. Day-to-day maintenance and small repairs typically fall to you, like any tenant. The lease spells out exactly which is which, and we review every line before you sign.
What if I need to leave before the lease ends?
Most leases have early-termination terms — usually a notice period and a small fee. Some buyers are more flexible than others, so we negotiate the exit terms upfront so you're not locked into something that doesn't fit your situation.
Is this the right move for my situation?
Sell & Stay works best for people facing a life event — divorce, building a new home, foreclosure recovery, or needing cash for medical or family reasons — who want to avoid disrupting their daily life. If your situation is more about wanting to move but needing more time, a Trade-In or The Home Selling System might fit better. We'll talk through which path actually makes sense for you.
Let’s talk real estate.
Sell & Stay or not, we’ll help you figure out the right move for your situation.