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Landlord Resources
- Landlords and Tenants – Title 53, Chapter 5321
- Conveyances; Encumbrances – Title 53, Chapter 5301
- Property Disclosure Form – § 5302.30
- Handbook (Guide) – Ohio Tenant-Landlord Law
An Ohio rent-to-own agreement enables a tenant to rent a dwelling and secure the ability to purchase the property. The form generally requires consideration from the tenant, which can serve as a downpayment on the property should they decide to buy. This fee ensures that the landlord doesn’t sell to anyone else during the period established in the agreement.
An Ohio rent-to-own agreement enables a tenant to rent a dwelling and secure the ability to purchase the property. The form generally requires consideration from the tenant, which can serve as a downpayment on the property should they decide to buy. This fee ensures that the landlord doesn’t sell to anyone else during the period established in the agreement.
An Ohio rent-to-own agreement enables a tenant to rent a dwelling and secure the ability to purchase the property. The form generally requires consideration from the tenant, which can serve as a downpayment on the property should they decide to buy. This fee ensures that the landlord doesn’t sell to anyone else during the period established in the agreement.