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By: Paul Sharp
Submitted: 2008-11-18 11:05:18
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Rent to Buy is a new approach which provides home buyers the opportunity of home ownership without taking on debt. It works like a normal rental agreement within a normally 20%-30% rental payment which is put towards the price of the home.

This is a wonderful option for those people who want to purchase a home right now but may need a little time to build the credit score or who may need time to acquire enough down payments.

So, what exactly is entailed by a lease purchase or rent to own? A good standard rental lease enables you to only live in a house but it gives you no right to own or purchase a property. It is usually associated with move in expenses such as deposit or security deposit. But if you are into a lease option home or lease purchase home there is an option in the agreement that gives you the right to purchase your rental home within a certain period of time which both the landlord and the tenant agree upon a price. There is usually an initial option amount due which is similar to your rental deposit upon signing and after that there is monthly additional payment which applies to the purchase price of the home which is into lease option.

There are certain benefits of rent to own homes. There idea of rent to own properties is on the rise in the real estate market. There is no need to make an on spot deal for paying and owning a house. Some people take this opportunity just as sake to check out neighbourhood prior to giving a full commitment of purchasing the property. Thus it makes a perfect solution to the investors who won’t risk their money on wrong properties.

This rent to own homes enable people to buy ideal homes without much hassle and pressure of bank loans or mortgage tensions. This is in fact becoming a serious choice of people who are first time investors into the real estate market. Slowly the option is also being applied to vehicles.

The down payments are negotiable and people who cannot afford to make huge down payments to real estate market can go for the option of rent to own homes. This is a good choice as down payments in such methods of purchasing are quite low.

Another important benefit of such method to own property is that investors don’t have to worry about the closing costs of properties. The agreement regarding the appropriate price of the house is done between the buyer and landlord. So there is no chance of loss in the closing cost of the property.

In some cases many landlords accumulated the rent forwarded as payments towards the price of purchasing property. In such a case the landlord asks for a payment which is slightly higher than monthly rent. You can opt for this rent to own home as a substitution for a large down payment you need to make if you take a loan. And the best option is that the rates are negotiable.


Rent to Buy is a new approach which provides home buyers the opportunity of home ownership without taking on debt. It works like a normal rental agreement within a normally 20%-30% rental payment which is put towards the price of the home. OwnYourHome.com.au can help you find a rent to buy house that is right for you.

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