Leasing your home temporarily can provide income while you wait for the right time to sell, especially in slow markets. However, it may postpone your ability to list the home, as tenants must be given notice and the property may require repairs or staging after they move out. Additionally, tenant-occupied homes often show less effectively. If you decide to lease, make sure you understand local landlord laws, lease terms, and potential tax implications. This option works best when you have long-term selling flexibility.
