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What is a Lease Purchase?A Lease Purchase allows you to rent and occupy the home while having a contract to purchase the property for a set amount at a predetermined time in the future. There are two documents involved; a lease or rental agreement, and a purchase contract to buy the property at a later date. Lease purchase agreements vary from transaction to transaction, so there is not one universally standard contract. With current forecasts of growing home values, however, it's not surprising to see Lease Purchases and Lease Options gaining favor today. Benefits of Lease Purchase for the Tenant/Buyer A Lease Purchase Agreement is usually two separate agreements between the parties: a Lease Agreement and a Purchase Agreement. The Lease Agreement is a fairly standard rental agreement. The Lease Purchase Agreement is a purchase/sale agreement whereas the tenant/buyer is contracting to purchase the house for a specified price and term. The Lease Purchase shows a definite intent to purchase the property, and sets the terms upon which the sale of the property will occur. This differs from a Lease Option where the tenant/buyer has the right but not obligation to purchase the property. The value of the home may increase if the Lease Purchase Agreement has a term of many months or years, but the price and other terms are fixed in the purchase agreement. The seller cannot sell the house to anyone else as long as the Lease Purchase Agreement is in force. We Buy You Business (WBYB) can assist individuals from losing equity built up in Lease Purchase Agreements. If your Lease Purchase Agreement is ending now and you do not have the funds to close the deal, contact WBYB at www.WeBuyYourBusiness.com ASAP so that your earned equity is not lost. |
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