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Landlord Resources
- Landlord-Tenant Laws – Title 46, Chapter 8 and Title 2A, Chapter 42
- Conveyance Laws – Property – Title 46
- Handbook (Guide) – Landlord Handbook
A New Jersey rent-to-own agreement is used to establish a residential rental arrangement with the option to purchase. In this scenario, the buyer starts as the seller’s tenant, paying monthly rent until the option period runs out, at which point they must proceed with the purchase or forfeit their option and any non-refundable deposits.
A New Jersey rent-to-own agreement is used to establish a residential rental arrangement with the option to purchase. In this scenario, the buyer starts as the seller’s tenant, paying monthly rent until the option period runs out, at which point they must proceed with the purchase or forfeit their option and any non-refundable deposits.
A New Jersey rent-to-own agreement is used to establish a residential rental arrangement with the option to purchase. In this scenario, the buyer starts as the seller’s tenant, paying monthly rent until the option period runs out, at which point they must proceed with the purchase or forfeit their option and any non-refundable deposits.