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ive been getting a lot of questions on my channel about landis and divi these are rent to own companies that help you purchase generally your first home now one of the things in general my feeling about rent to own is that i would prefer that you do it on your own to avoid some of the fees that these companies charge but i want to begin with how the company makes money so were going to talk about that first and im going to give you my feeling about not just divvy or landis but just rent to own companies like them in general so i went to divis website to figure out okay how exactly are they making money and on the divi website it says that the rent appreciation this is how they make money from the rent and the appreciation of the houses during the rental periods and that kind of got like a light bulb in my head i was like okay the appreciation of the house during the rental period but im thinking what if the house doesnt appreciate what if the home is not worth as much because the
