Rent to Own

Ready To Make The Switch From Renting To Owning?

Let’s embark on a journey to discover the path toward financial security and independence that suits your unique financial situation.

Rent-to-own

A flexible path to homeownership.


Build Equity: Monthly rent payments partially contribute to building equity in the property.


Test the Waters: Allows renters to test out a property before committing to purchase.


Credit Improvement: Can help improve credit scores over time, making it easier to secure a mortgage.


Lock-in Price: The purchase price is often locked in, protecting against market price increases.


Personalized Terms: Flexible terms can be negotiated to suit individual financial situations.


Rent Credits: Some agreements offer rent credits, where a portion of rent goes toward the down payment.


Evaluate the Property: Renters can evaluate the property’s suitability as a long-term home.


Security: Enjoy the security of an extended rental period, often with terms set for a duration of five years or more.

Seller Financing

Flexible payment terms tailored to the buyer’s needs.


Lower Down Payment: Often allows for a lower down payment compared to traditional mortgages.


Credit History: This may be more accessible for buyers with less-than-perfect credit histories.


Negotiable Terms: Buyers and sellers can negotiate interest rates and repayment schedules.


Quick Transactions: Typically involves quicker closing times than conventional loans.


Less Stringent Qualifications: Fewer financial qualifications may be required.


Property Choices: Opens up opportunities to purchase properties that might not qualify for traditional financing.


Avoid Lender Fees: Avoids some lender fees associated with traditional mortgages.


Customized Agreements: Agreements can be customized to suit both parties’ preferences.

JENNIFER PEELE

KEEPING REAL ESTATE "A PEELE-ING"

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