Jason Coleman
I’m Jason Coleman. I buy portfolios from Triad landlords who are done babysitting houses.
Here’s the part most agents won’t say out loud: you don’t have to take all cash and walk away from the income you’ve been living on. If the rent checks still matter and the 2 a.m. plumbing calls don’t, seller finance is how a lot of Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point owners actually exit.
What seller finance actually is
You sell me (or a buyer I bring) the property. I take the landlord job. You become the bank.
I pay you every month. You get principal and interest instead of rent, late fees, and repair texts. No more insurance shopping. No more “the fridge died.” No more wondering if the next turnover eats three months of cash flow.
That’s it. Simple structure. Clear numbers. Your name comes off the headache.
Why Triad landlords use it
Cash is clean. Cash is fast. Cash also dumps your entire tax bill into one year and kills the monthly income you’ve gotten used to.
Seller finance is for the landlord who wants out of management but isn’t ready to live on a pile of cash and a bigger IRS letter. Common reasons I hear:
- You’re retiring and still want a predictable check.
- You’ve got equity but selling all cash in one year would light up capital gains and depreciation recapture.
- You like the idea of interest income more than tenant screening.
- You own several doors and want to peel off some now without blowing up your whole tax year.
I structure cash, seller finance, phased portfolio exits, and agent advisory. One path isn’t “better.” The right one matches what you actually need next year.
What I need from you
Don’t polish the place for Instagram. Don’t spend six months “getting it ready.” Send me:
- Addresses and a rough rent roll
- What you still owe (if anything)
- Whether you want a lump sum, monthly income, or a mix
- Your timeline — now, six months, two years
I’ll tell you straight what a cash offer looks like and what a seller-finance structure could look like. No billboard pitch. No open houses that piss off your tenants. No mystery fees.
What I won’t do
I won’t lowball you with a “we buy ugly houses” script. I won’t pretend a retail listing is always the smart move when you own occupied rentals across the Triad. And I won’t stick you with one option and call it a strategy.
I live here. I invest here. I’m raising my kids here. Your outcome is my reputation.
Next step
If you’re a Triad landlord who’s done with tenants but not done with income, call me. We’ll run the numbers on cash vs seller finance vs a phased exit and pick the one that keeps more of what you built.
Jason Coleman
Triad Exit Partners
(336) 601-6995
jason@triadexitpartners.com
https://triadexitpartners.com
