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.
PDF DownloadA 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.