In the real estate market today, it is very tempting to follow through on one of those ads in the local paper or on Craigslist that are practically screaming the great deal of rent 2 own homes in Bakersfield Ca. This option can be a win-win for both parties, but is it always the best method […]
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Do I Earn Equity With A Rent To Own Agreement? – Bakersfield Rent To Own Program
This question comes up again and again… and honestly, the answer this question has changed in recent years based on new laws enacted that affect what a home owner can do when they’re selling their house under a rent to own agreement. One of the big benefits of owning a house is that you (hopefully) […]
Are You Required To Buy The House In A Rent To Own Home Contract? – Bakersfield Rent To Own Program
A really common question and concern from people looking at renting to own a Bakersfield house is “are you required to buy the house in a rent to own home contract ?” at the end of the rental term. As an example… … lets say you found a great Bakersfield rent to own home and […]
Are Bakersfield Rent-to-Own Homes a Scam?
If you’ve spent time driving around Bakersfield Ca or browsing Craigslist or other sites, you may have seen advertisements that read, “Own a home for $500/month. No credit check!” While it seems too good to be true, local rent-to-own homes are a viable option that many Bakersfield residents are taking advantage of. But… Are Bakersfield Rent-to-Own Homes a […]
How Do Rent To Own Homes Work In Bakersfield?
One of the first questions we get from potential tenant buyers of our local Bakersfield Ca rent to own homes / lease option homes is “how do rent to own homes work in Bakersfield?” With a flooded real estate market, especially since the bubble burst of the mid-2000’s, rent-to-own homes have become a popular option for […]
How to Know if Renting or Owning a Home is Right For You
So, you’re looking at moving and you’re not sure if renting or owning a local Bakersfield Ca home is right for you? You’re not sure if one is a better financial decision than the other? You’re not sure if you’ll be able to find the type of house or apartment you’d like to live in? […]
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