as for me both are good, renting and leasing are lucrative business because the two has the same purpose, and it depends what the owners want to do with the building, so both of them are profitable.
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Yes,they're a bit similar but leasing takes a longer period of time maybe 2 years and above and it's mostly done on properties aside residential buildings like petrol or gas stations,hotels and so on.As far as I know and in this way it is used in my country, rent and leasing are synonymous. Therefore, they have the same purpose, which is to give a property for a certain time in exchange for an economic benefit. The landlord and the tenant sign a contract that can be for a short period or for years, depending on the agreement.
Yes, what you say in your post is true, but in my country when they rent a house for a period of 6 months, some lawyers put a landlord (owner) and as "lessee" (user) and in other cases they use "tenant" . I read the differences and if it is about housing it is for rent and business it is for rent.Yes,they're a bit similar but leasing takes a longer period of time maybe 2 years and above and it's mostly done on properties aside residential buildings like petrol or gas stations,hotels and so on.
Personally, I'll prefer renting because you'll get money more in the same period of time than leasing. It also gives you a higher level of decision making over your property.
Yes you're correct too. The difference is majorly in the duration which leasing is longer and the type of property. Rent is always residential buildings and shops while lease is for facilities. Leasing requires more paperwork due to its complexity. Aside these,both involves handing over your property for a period in exchange for money.Yes, what you say in your post is true, but in my country when they rent a house for a period of 6 months, some lawyers put a landlord (owner) and as "lessee" (user) and in other cases they use "tenant" . I read the differences and if it is about housing it is for rent and business it is for rent.
The two has a same purpose which is offering the houses to stay at for a certain time. But it has its own differences on the duration. If I plan to offer my house temporarily or only for a short term, I think the best option for me is to just rent. Leasing usually takes year and even more. And I wouldn't know for sure when I'm going to need the house in a few years, so I prefer rent.
For a house owner that wants to be collecting some money on their property without selling it, there are two options for him, which are renting it out and collecting a rent on monthly or yearly payment basis.
The second option is leasing out the property which is giving out the property for some period of time like 5,6 or more years depending on the agreement entered between the owner of the property and the person that wants to lease it.
These two options are great way to earn money on a property but which is the option for a house owner?
I think both of them are good options,but it depends upon customers and your decision. Not only this but it also depends upon your need of money that either you need it on monthly basis or yearly. For me renting is best option than leasing your house. Because you keep seeing your house monthly basis. And can get back whenever you want to take it.For a house owner that wants to be collecting some money on their property without selling it, there are two options for him, which are renting it out and collecting a rent on monthly or yearly payment basis.
The second option is leasing out the property which is giving out the property for some period of time like 5,6 or more years depending on the agreement entered between the owner of the property and the person that wants to lease it.
These two options are great way to earn money on a property but which is the option for a house owner?