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This will probably get buried deep in the thread, but... Lease to buy is a thing, more or less as you describe. However, it removes liquidity for both the buye
by chris_va 10y ago
This will probably get buried deep in the thread, but...
Lease to buy is a thing, more or less as you describe. However, it removes liquidity for both the buyer and seller (buyer cannot exit easily, seller cannot exit easily). As a result, mortgages are more popular and more-or-less functional identical.
- itchyouch 10y agoExcept the way lease-to-buy is usually structured is in favor of the landlord where the landlord usually still gets to keep the payments when the tenant moves out instead of opting for the purchase option. The vast majority of the time, the tenant will usually move out due to life circumstances anyway. From what I've researched about Lease-to-buy, it is a strategy of charging higher rent.