You have the right but not the obligation to buy. You can walk away at the end, though you will forfeit your option fee and rent credits.
Buyers pay a non-refundable fee, usually 1% to 7% of the home's value, to secure the right to buy the property later.
The price is typically locked in at the start of the lease, protecting you if Indiana property values increase. Types of Agreements
A portion of your monthly rent (e.g., $300 of a $1,800 payment) is often set aside in escrow to be applied toward your future down payment.
You have the right but not the obligation to buy. You can walk away at the end, though you will forfeit your option fee and rent credits.
Buyers pay a non-refundable fee, usually 1% to 7% of the home's value, to secure the right to buy the property later.
The price is typically locked in at the start of the lease, protecting you if Indiana property values increase. Types of Agreements
A portion of your monthly rent (e.g., $300 of a $1,800 payment) is often set aside in escrow to be applied toward your future down payment.