Landlord Resources
- Residential Rental Agreements – Title 9, Chapter 137
- Conveyance of Real Estate – Title 27, Chapter 5
- Handbooks (Guides):
A Vermont rent-to-own agreement is a two-part contract that allows a landlord to set the terms and conditions to rent their property and give the tenant the option to purchase it during their lease. The document allows the parties to come to terms regarding the tenant’s rental right and responsibilities, as well as the conditions for buying the unit.
A Vermont rent-to-own agreement is a two-part contract that allows a landlord to set the terms and conditions to rent their property and give the tenant the option to purchase it during their lease. The document allows the parties to come to terms regarding the tenant’s rental right and responsibilities, as well as the conditions for buying the unit.
A Vermont rent-to-own agreement is a two-part contract that allows a landlord to set the terms and conditions to rent their property and give the tenant the option to purchase it during their lease. The document allows the parties to come to terms regarding the tenant’s rental right and responsibilities, as well as the conditions for buying the unit.