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As homes in the Philadelphia area are staying on the market longer, many sellers are turning to rent-to-own agreements. An article in the Philadelphia Inquirer titled Market forces change, by Joanne Cleaver, takes a look at a couple who spent $100,000 in remodeling their home, only to be forced to mark-down their asking price from $475,000 to $439,000. Now they are forced to look at rent-to-own agreements because they’d rather do that then lower their price further. Their reasoning? "It's like the stock market: You don't sell at the bottom," says the seller.;)
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