Why Can I Lease My Home?

Lease-Option comes as, in count to signing a lease; a renter also purchases an option to get the house at some spot in the future, generally during the life of the lease.  
As an Example, Harry the Homeowner rents a house to Tammy Tenant for one year.  Tammy also pays for an "alternative" to purchase the house in the one year at a cost to be dogged by a neutral appraiser if and when Tammy exercises her option.  This choice offers Tammy the right, but not the commitment, to pay for the house.  

Now if Tammy does works out at her Options, the sum she originally has paid for the choice will normally be functional to the purchase cost of the house.  Let say, it is paid on time; a part of her monthly rent will usually be functional to the ultimate pay for cost as well.  As a final point, Harry can also be in agreement to provide Tammy a split of the fair play that grows through typical pleasure between the times Tammy composes her sign on the lease and when she workouts her choice.

These kinds of Lease-Options are mostly admired with people who don't have sufficient funds for a down payment and closing costs.