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Landlord Resources
- Hiring of Real Property – CIV §§ 1940 – 1954.05
- Acquisition of Property – CIV Division 2, Part 4
- Handbook (Guide) – Guide to Residential Tenants’ and Landlords’ Rights
A California rent-to-own agreement combines a residential lease arrangement and a real estate purchase addendum. The property owner agrees to rent property to a tenant while giving them the ability to buy the property after a specified period of time and under certain conditions. This type of contract often relies on the tenant’s ability to be approved for financing to buy the premises.
A California rent-to-own agreement combines a residential lease arrangement and a real estate purchase addendum. The property owner agrees to rent property to a tenant while giving them the ability to buy the property after a specified period of time and under certain conditions. This type of contract often relies on the tenant’s ability to be approved for financing to buy the premises.
A California rent-to-own agreement combines a residential lease arrangement and a real estate purchase addendum. The property owner agrees to rent property to a tenant while giving them the ability to buy the property after a specified period of time and under certain conditions. This type of contract often relies on the tenant’s ability to be approved for financing to buy the premises.