Landlord Resources
- Landlord-Tenant Laws – Title 6, Chapter 83
- Conveyance Laws – Title 40
- Handbook (Guide) – Florida’s Landlord/Tenant Law
Florida Rent-to-Own Agreement (Preview)
A Florida rent-to-own agreement allows a tenant to lease a property from a landlord with the option to buy the residence within a certain period. The document contains many of the same terms as a standard lease, but the lease option portion of the document will establish the consideration to be paid, how the purchase option may be exercised, and financing requirements.
A Florida rent-to-own agreement allows a tenant to lease a property from a landlord with the option to buy the residence within a certain period. The document contains many of the same terms as a standard lease, but the lease option portion of the document will establish the consideration to be paid, how the purchase option may be exercised, and financing requirements.
A Florida rent-to-own agreement allows a tenant to lease a property from a landlord with the option to buy the residence within a certain period. The document contains many of the same terms as a standard lease, but the lease option portion of the document will establish the consideration to be paid, how the purchase option may be exercised, and financing requirements.