Decide later, at a set price
Rent-to-Own / Lease-Option
You don't have to decide today. We lease it, maintain it, and lock a price now for a purchase later — so time works for you instead of against you.
What it is
We lease the house from you and take care of it. At the same time, we agree on a price and a window of time in which we can buy it.
A "lease-option" is simply a lease plus the option — not the obligation — to buy later at the agreed price.
Things to know (the honest part)
- You still own the house during the lease, so the mortgage, taxes, and insurance in your name stay in your name.
- If we choose not to exercise the option, the house comes back to you at the end of the term.
- This is the most flexible option and the least final. If you want to be fully done, look at a cash sale or seller financing instead.
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Other ways worth a look
Cash Sale
The only option most sellers ever hear about — and the one that pays the least. Worth taking when a firm date matters more than the last dollar.
Loan Takeover (Subject-To)
Your 3% mortgage can be worth more than your equity. Here we keep that loan alive and take over the payments, so you stop paying without taking a price cut.
Seller Financing (Installment Sale)
You keep your full asking price and collect a monthly payment instead of a lump sum. The house is sold; the income isn't done.
Let's find the way that actually solves your problem.
Tell us about your house and your timeline. We'll lay out every option side-by-side — including the ones that don't involve us.