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What happens if I decide to leave the property?
The lock in period for the home is 5 years, if you would like to move to a larger home, we can work with you to purchase a larger home. If you are emigrating, we will work with you to find another tenant for the property. If one cannot be found, we will sell the property with a penalty charge for early release which would be deducted from your equity ownership percentage.
Will I be forced to leave the house?
As long as you meet the contractual agreements and keep on paying the rent we will not force you to leave. If you do not meet the rental contractual agreements, any rent arrears will be taken from your equity percentage and you will be asked to vacate the property under the terms of the Residential Tenancies Act in Ireland. The property would then be sold. Any fees or expenses for selling the property will be taken from your equity percentage.



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Warning: Rent to Own tenancy agreements will be subject to the Residential Tenancies Acts and registered accordingly. You may lose your home If you breach the terms of your rent to own tenancy agreement. Your option to purchase the property may also terminate at the same time. We are not subject to authorisation or supervision by the Central Bank of Ireland or any other regulatory or supervisory authority and as a result are not covered by the Central Bank of Ireland’s requirements to protect consumers or by any compensation schemes. We do not provide credit or arrange any form of finance. We do not provide financial, debt management, debt advisory, legal or tax advice and the contents of this website should not be construed as constituting such advice. If you have any doubts about the contents of this website you are advised to seek the advice of a solicitor, accountant or other suitably qualified professional.
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