A lease does not buy a home.
Buy or Lease? Should you lease or buy your car? Use this calculator to find out! We calculate your monthly payments and your total net cost. By comparing these amounts, you can determine which is the better value for you.
you put up a sign that says "for lease"
No. Leasing is for suckers. A lease is no more than renting a vehicle with nothing to show for it at the end. Stay away from a lease. Buy what you can afford, and forget the lease.
"Lease to own", Is when you lease a house with the intention to buy it for a discounted price after the lease is over.
Yes, if you buy out a lease, you may have to pay for any excess mileage on the vehicle as outlined in the terms of the lease agreement.
Yes, if you buy out your lease, you may be required to pay for any excess mileage on the vehicle as outlined in your lease agreement.
you can for a private seller but if you buy multiple car's and lease them it would be illegal unless you have a dealer license.
Yes, if you buy your lease, you will not be required to pay for any excess mileage on the vehicle.
It is more effective to buy. If you lease, then you will be paying for the car for a number of years, but will be obligated to either buy the car or get a new one, but all money paid into the lease will be lost. When buying, you have documented ownership.
Call your lease company and ask them for your payoff (or buyout).
Yes, miles do matter on a lease if you plan to buy the car at the end of the lease term. The number of miles driven can affect the car's value and potential resale value, which can impact the overall cost of buying the car at the end of the lease.