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What is a Rent Credit?

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Rent Credit is a portion of the rent that is credited monthly and used as a downpayment when you decide to purchase. When you are in a Rent to Own agreement, credits are only calculated on rents received on or before the due date. If the rent is received after the due date, tenants do […]

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What is an Option Consideration?

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An option consideration is a percentage of the purchase price of the home, usually between 10%. It is a non-refundable payment but, is 100% credited toward the purchase price of the home. This option consideration is used to bind the Rent to Own option contract. You will have to come up with the option consideration […]

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Who pays for repairs?

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When a tenant enters into a Rent to Own agreement they are moving into their new homes as future home owners. As future home owners they are expected to maintaine the home as it were their own (after all in a few short years it will be!). Maintenance and repair responsibilities of the tenant buyer […]

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Is Rent to Own right for me?

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Rent to Own is a great alternative for people who are looking to purchase a home, but may not qualify for a mortgage today due to poor credit or a limited down payment. A Rent to Own program will allow you to move into the home of your choice today while a portion of your […]

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Is my mortgage qualification guaranteed at end of term?

Although we do our best to ensure your success we cannot guarantee that your application for a mortgage will be approved at the end of the term. There are many factors that are taken into consideration when a bank is reviewing a mortgage application, such as total household income, total debit, credit score, and amount […]

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