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1). Investors - How To Buy a House For Your Rent To Own Inventory First and foremost, this article is for investors. As an investor, you should not (must not) have any emotional ties to any of your properties. You are in this business to make a fair and honest profit, and you will sell your home(s) when it makes sense to do so. Your goals should be to buy low and sell high, generate a positive ca... 2). Moisture and the Warm Attic Moisture and Condensation The trends of the modern energy conservation in residential construction, especially older homes, have presente 3). Rent To Own Homes Explained If you desire to own your own home but are unable to secure conventional financing today, leasing a home with an option to buy may be your best option. A lease purchase can make your rent money work for you instead of making your landlord rich. Typically rent to own homes offer rent credits that reduce the final purchase price! Here... 4). Should you use a lease/purchase (rent to own) approach to sell/rent your home? Have you ever dealt with bad renters? Late payments? Stains on the carpet? Calls late at night about a stopped toilet? Sometimes being a Landlord is not a fun game, especially when you have a nice home and bad tenants. Have you taken advantage of the recent low interest rates and refinanced your home to the maximum? What about a home e...