What are rent-to-own home schemes?
Rent-to-buy (RTB) scheme, also known as rent-to-own scheme, is a leasing agreement that gives renters the chance to buy a home at the end of a fixed rental period (usually three to five years).
Read MoreRent-to-buy (RTB) scheme, also known as rent-to-own scheme, is a leasing agreement that gives renters the chance to buy a home at the end of a fixed rental period (usually three to five years).
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