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Leasable Items
What items are eligible to lease?
Leasable item principles
Items designed for personal, family, or household use must generally be:
Tangible
Durable
(expected to last longer than the term of the lease)
Safe
(reasonably safe and not prone to excessive litigation)
Returnable
(by mail, drop off, or pickup)
Non-leasable item principles
- Items permanently attached to a home, vehicle, or appliance
- e.g., flooring, window tinting, lift kits, vehicle wraps, internal appliance parts
- Items prohibited from lease-to-own state law
- e.g., insurance to cover the merchandise, pets
- Consumable items or items that may quickly lose value
- e.g., batteries, food, clothing, shoes, hair weaves and wigs
- Items principally used for commercial, wholesale, or investment purposes
- e.g., wholesale precious metals and loose gems, signs, investment items
- Items that may require licensing, a title, registration, or are subject to stringent regulation
- e.g., motorized vehicles, trailers, watercraft, aerial drones
- Items that create excessive risk
- e.g., weapons, ammunition, archery supplies, swimming pools and pool equipment, trampolines, e-cigarettes, hover boards, certain medical or drug related devices and supplies
- Items that are intangible
- e.g., services including phone plans, installation, repairs, memberships and subscriptions, fees, labor, insurance