Rent-to-own computer agreements could be a great option for consumers who have a less-than-stellar credit history but still need access to household products to help support living or working habits.
Unlike traditional purchasing models such as in-store credit, the rent-to-own computers agreement is not a loan, and interest does not accrue. Please note that although the rent-to-own model does not include interest, there are generally comparable leasing fees included. Without an excellent credit score, it can be daunting to qualify for the in-store credit option. If you aren’t eligible for traditional financing, a rent-to-own computer may be a good option for you to consider.
Suppose you want to get a computer but have bad credit and potentially a low chance of qualifying for a loan. In this case, you may consider applying for a rent-to-own computer agreement.
American First Finance is a payment solutions company available to consumers with less-than-perfect credit histories. With American First Finance, if you would like to own the electronics you lease, you generally have three options. Here’s a look:
- Early Buyout Option (EBO) – save on rental fees by paying off your rent-to-own agreement in full early, often within 90 or 101 days, and own the item earlier.
- Early Purchase Option (EPO) – pay off your rent-to-own agreement after the EBO but before the end of your agreement term.
- Full payment option – pay for the item for the entire term of your rent-to-own agreement.