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Landlord Resources
- Estates for Years and At Will– Title 1, Chapter 186
- Conveyance Laws – Title 1, Chapters 183 & 184
- Handbook (Guide) – Guide to Landlord/Tenant Rights
A Massachusetts rent-to-own agreement enables a property owner to sell a residential property to another individual after leasing it to them for a fixed term. The form will set out the rent cost, contract duration, and the option period in which the tenant can opt to buy the property. An option fee is also often charged at the beginning of the lease term.
A Massachusetts rent-to-own agreement enables a property owner to sell a residential property to another individual after leasing it to them for a fixed term. The form will set out the rent cost, contract duration, and the option period in which the tenant can opt to buy the property. An option fee is also often charged at the beginning of the lease term.
A Massachusetts rent-to-own agreement enables a property owner to sell a residential property to another individual after leasing it to them for a fixed term. The form will set out the rent cost, contract duration, and the option period in which the tenant can opt to buy the property. An option fee is also often charged at the beginning of the lease term.