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Our 'Rent to Own' program is designed to help you into your own home, right now, even if you are in some situation that makes it difficult or inconvenient to actually buy today.
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You will need to complete an application to take out a lease option on the property. An application fee is payable when the application is lodged.
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Consult a solicitor for an explanation of the Deed of Option to ensure that it represents the agreement reached with the Seller for the Option to Purchase the house.
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Sign the Deed of option.
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Sign the Residential Tenancy Agreement.
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View Contract For Sale.
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Complete the periodic payment authority for direct debit of rent and option fee payments from your bank account.
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Pay the Option fee.
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Move into the property, look after the property, pay your rent on time when it’s due.
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At least 3 months prior to the expiry date of the Option, advice the seller that you wish to proceed and buy the property. Seek bank or other financing as required. Arrange for a solicitor to handle the purchase on your behalf.
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Purchase the property and stop paying rent.
TO EXPRESS YOUR INTEREST in "Rent-to-Own" Program, please register your interest or send us an email.
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Phone is our preferred method of communication so please include your current and correct phone number.
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You will receive email confirmation of your expression of interest, which will then be considered by the company and a response will be sent to inform you of your status
We know this is a lot of information to digest at once, but if you’re still with us at this point, chances are you’re interested in doing whatever it takes to get yourself a home. If we can’t do business together, that’s ok. We can still be friends and you’ll have at least a new ways to buy your home quickly. And we honestly believe you’ll be pleasantly surprised when you do call… we specialize in solutions! By calling, you give us the chance to be part of your solution. Give us a try.
The information is intended to assist people to understand the procedures involved in taking out a lease option for purchase on a residential property. It includes a summary of some of the provisions of the Deed of Option but does not support to give legal advice and is not intended to modify the provision of the Deed of Option. You are advised to obtain and rely on your own independent legal advice. You should understand that it is the Deed of Option and not the information sheet that governs the legal relationship between you and the seller of the property.
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