Actually, it might be a perfect fit. Since you can return the building at any point with no penalty, rent-to-own works almost like a long-term rental. You use the building for as long as you need it, make your monthly payments, and if you decide you're done, they pick it up and you walk away clean.
You won't get your payments back since they covered the time you had the building, but you also won't be stuck with a structure you no longer need. For someone who's in between houses, working on a temporary project, or just not sure about the long term, it's a pretty flexible option.



