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Lease To Own Agreement

A lease option, also known as a rent-to-own agreement, is a real estate arrangement that combines a traditional rental lease with an option to purchase the property at a later date. It is a flexible solution often used by individuals who want to buy a home but may not yet qualify for a traditional mortgage or need time to build their credit, save for a down payment, or test living in the property before committing to the purchase.

Simple Steps To Your New Home

  • Find Your Home: Choose from a list of available properties.

  • Lease Agreement: Sign a lease with the option to purchase.

  • Live & Save: Move in and build your financial profile.

  • Own It: Exercise your option to purchase when you’re ready.

Benefits Of A Lease Option

  • Flexible terms tailored to your needs.

  • Build equity while living in your future home.

  • Overcome credit challenges and still own a home.

Who Benefits From A Lease Option

A lease option agreement benefits multiple parties, including tenants, property owners, and investors.

Tenants

This arrangement provides an opportunity to live in a home while working towards ownership, making it a viable option for those who may not have the financial means for a traditional down payment. They can enjoy the property and build equity without immediate purchase, and the option to buy at a predetermined price often shields them from future market fluctuations. Additionally, lease options allow tenants additional time to improve their credit scores and save for their down payment.

1. Opportunity to Buy with Low Upfront Costs

2. Time to Improve Credit and Finances

3. Lock in a Purchase Price

4. Test the Property and Neighborhood

5. Flexible Exit Strategy

6. Less Competition from Other Buyers

7. Potential Rent Credits Toward Purchase