Landlord Resources
- Rights and Obligations of Owners – Title 55, Chapter 3
- Forcible Entry and Unlawful Detainer – Title 6, Chapter 3
- Transfer of Real Property – Title 55, Chapter 6
- Handbook (Guide) – Landlord and Tenant Manual
An Idaho rent-to-own agreement is a contract that combines a standard lease with a real estate purchase option, giving tenants the right to buy the landlord’s property. This type of contract lays out the leasing terms (e.g., monthly rent, lease length) while also defining any closing requirements, financing deadlines, or other conditions for the potential sale.
An Idaho rent-to-own agreement is a contract that combines a standard lease with a real estate purchase option, giving tenants the right to buy the landlord’s property. This type of contract lays out the leasing terms (e.g., monthly rent, lease length) while also defining any closing requirements, financing deadlines, or other conditions for the potential sale.
An Idaho rent-to-own agreement is a contract that combines a standard lease with a real estate purchase option, giving tenants the right to buy the landlord’s property. This type of contract lays out the leasing terms (e.g., monthly rent, lease length) while also defining any closing requirements, financing deadlines, or other conditions for the potential sale.