A South Carolina rent-to-own agreement outlines the terms of a landlord-tenant relationship and includes an option for the tenant to buy the leased property. The tenant typically pays an upfront fee or a monthly payment for this option, known as “consideration.” If no sale is made before the option term expires, the landlord retains any nonrefundable fees paid by the tenant.
A South Carolina rent-to-own agreement outlines the terms of a landlord-tenant relationship and includes an option for the tenant to buy the leased property. The tenant typically pays an upfront fee or a monthly payment for this option, known as “consideration.” If no sale is made before the option term expires, the landlord retains any nonrefundable fees paid by the tenant.
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A South Carolina rent-to-own agreement outlines the terms of a landlord-tenant relationship and includes an option for the tenant to buy the leased property. The tenant typically pays an upfront fee or a monthly payment for this option, known as “consideration.” If no sale is made before the option term expires, the landlord retains any nonrefundable fees paid by the tenant.
