Not sure what your property manager should actually be doing? Discover the 5 core responsibilities every good agent must cover — plus how Neon ProManage™ delivers fast, transparent, hands-on support landlords can trust.

Selling a rental property with tenants in place can feel like walking a tightrope. You want to unlock equity — but you don’t want a void period, panicked tenants, or months of lost rent. The good news? You can absolutely sell your property while it’s still tenanted, keep the rental income flowing, and avoid estate agent drama — if you approach it the right way. Here’s how to do it. 🔑 Can You Sell a Property With Tenants in Place? Yes — and in many cases, it’s actually preferable. This is called a “tenanted sale”, and it’s more common than many landlords realise. You don’t need to evict the tenants or wait until the end of the tenancy. You simply sell the property to a buyer who is willing (and ideally wants) to inherit the existing tenancy agreement. 📉 The Risks of Going the Traditional Route Many landlords assume they have to sell on the open market through an estate agent. But that can trigger: Viewings disrupting tenants (or scaring them off entirely) Voids if tenants leave out of

Tired of poor building management? Discover how leaseholders can use Right to Manage (RTM) to legally take control of their block — without buying the freehold. Learn the process, eligibility, and how Neon makes it easy.