Landlord Resources
- Residential Landlord-Tenant Act of 1977 – Title 70, Chapter 24
- Conveyance Laws – Title 70, Chapters 20 & 21
- Handbook (Guide) – Montana Landlords’ Rights and Duties Handbook
A Montana rent-to-own agreement combines two types of real estate contracts – a residential lease agreement and a purchase option agreement. A rent-to-own arrangement is set up so the property owner can rent their property to a tenant on a fixed-term lease while giving them the option to purchase it in a specified window.
A Montana rent-to-own agreement combines two types of real estate contracts – a residential lease agreement and a purchase option agreement. A rent-to-own arrangement is set up so the property owner can rent their property to a tenant on a fixed-term lease while giving them the option to purchase it in a specified window.
A Montana rent-to-own agreement combines two types of real estate contracts – a residential lease agreement and a purchase option agreement. A rent-to-own arrangement is set up so the property owner can rent their property to a tenant on a fixed-term lease while giving them the option to purchase it in a specified window.