Rental Property

Dillon King assesses a rental property in Slidell, Louisiana that has pet-related issues, moisture damage, and repair needs. The walkthrough explores whether the property should be renovated, rented again, sold as-is, or fully renovated for resale.

A homeowner near Holly Grove in New Orleans decided to sell an unwanted rental property after relocating to Mississippi. Dillon King walks through the home, discusses its condition, and explains why the owners chose a fast, as-is sale.

Dillon King walks through a long-distance rental property near Bayou St. John in New Orleans with water damage, sloping floors, and deferred maintenance that had become difficult for the owner to manage remotely.

A Baton Rouge homeowner was left with a half-renovated rental after a contractor walked away. With funds tied up and the property exposed to risk, Home Buyer Louisiana stepped in to offer a simple, as-is cash solution.

A Mid-City New Orleans landlord decided to sell a duplex after dealing with tenant turnover and maintenance issues. The property showed signs of structural concerns, roof damage, and termite activity, making an as-is sale a simpler option.

Dillon King visits a distressed triplex in the Seventh Ward of New Orleans where one unit has a tenant and two units are vacant. With structural issues and missing window units, the property requires a full renovation, so the owner chose to sell the property as-is.

A landlord in Mid City New Orleans was ready to sell a rental double after traditional listings fell through. The home needed light TLC, and Home Buyer Louisiana visited the property to offer a simple as-is cash option.

A property owner in the Ninth Ward decided to sell her investment home and move on from the neighborhood after the AC had been stolen. The mostly turnkey double only needed light updates, and Home Buyer Louisiana made the as-is selling process simple.

This Algiers rental on the West Bank of New Orleans had become too much for its owner to manage after years of tenant turnover and deferred repairs. We made a fair cash offer, allowing them to walk away without fixing foundation or roof issues and we’ll renovate it to bring new life to the home.

This Seventh Ward fourplex sat vacant since Hurricane Katrina. The owners were ready to move on, so Home Buyer Louisiana purchased it as-is for cash, giving them a clean exit and turning a long-vacant property into new affordable housing.