There are quite a few beautiful homes for rent in Cookeville. If you go to Rentals.com you can see pictures and prices.
In the case of a car, yes you can. Most car lots will allow you to rent to own a vehicle. In the case of a house, it depends on where you live. Most places do not offer a rent-to-own option. You either rent, or you own. However, things may be different in your area. Talk to a real estate agent.
It's pretty risky. When you move into a rent-to-own house, you generally pay an "option fee" of 1-2% of the house price. Then, if you rent the house for the term, you get the option to own it. Be aware, however that if you leave the house or violate the lease, you lose your option fee and the time invested, leaving you with no equity.
I do not think leasing furniture is an option. Buddy's Home Furnishing is an option to rent furniture if you are looking for short term furniture needs. Some companies that rent furniture will have option to buy at end of rental agreements. You can also finance furniture through store credit card companies.
You usually sign an agreement when you rent the house that it is a "rent to own option" At the end of a certain period if you choose to buy, a percentage of the money that you have paid in rent will go to toward the purchase price. If you choose not to buy, it will be just like an ordinary rental agreement with the owner being that mcuh richer as far as the money you have paid in rent. Hope this helps.
It is a hint for people looking to rent that buying is always the better option.
You can in Massachusetts - you don't say what state you are in. The landlord has the option of using the deposit for back rent, but he doesn't have to.
It is difficult to rent plasma televisions for long terms. It is better to either purchase a cheaper option or save your money for the television you are interested in.
Waiving the late fee would be the landlord's option.
If you're not able to qualify for a traditional loan. Purchasing a home on rent to own may be a good option.
once and a while a little box will pop up and it gives you an option of either paying your rent or not. if you don't pay the rent a man will take some stuff out of your home, so i would advice you to pay the rent! xxxxx Katie xxxxx
One thing is that you often have to pay the upfront option fee still. You also have to pay on time, every time, and if you are just a day late on your rent, most contracts void the rent agreement for the month.