Tenant Buyout Agreements: What to Offer, What to Say, and What to Avoid
Presented by Paramount Property Tax Appeal
A tenant buyout agreement, often called “cash for keys,” may provide a practical alternative when a rental housing provider needs to recover a unit. But a successful agreement requires more than offering money. The timing, approach, communication, proposed amount, and written terms can all influence whether the negotiation moves forward or falls apart.
During this discussion, tenant buyout attorney Sasha Struthers, Esq. will explain the psychology, strategy, and legal considerations behind tenant buyout agreements. She will discuss when a buyout may be appropriate, how to begin the conversation, what mistakes to avoid, and how the process works from the initial offer through the tenant’s move-out.
Sasha Struthers, Esq., Struthers Legal APC
Sasha Struthers is a California-licensed attorney and Real Estate Broker with a law practice that focuses on ‘Cash for Keys’/ tenant buyouts and government agency complaints such as REAP, CRD, and Orders to Comply. Sasha’s experience managing a 15-building real estate portfolio, including five apartments subject to LARSO has allowed her to help landlords strategically reposition their portfolios, maximize income, and reduce management stress. Her experience is shared through informative videos educating landlords on various aspects of real estate. She writes a weekly newsletter on various real estate-related topics, including the latest real estate news. You can check out her law practice at www.struthers.legal.


