Rent to own stores in Washington, North Carolina
1 rent-to-own store serves Washington, NC, and 1 of them is open right now.
Every store below shows its address, its hours, and its Google rating, so you can call one before you drive over. Most do not run a credit check.
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The 1 rent-to-own store in Washington, NC
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What customers are saying
Recent reviews from rent-to-own stores in Washington.
Staff is friendly and helpful. Bunch of nice guys. Helped set me up with a good gaming laptop. Their labor day sale looks nice. I would recommend getting the Aaron's store card if you get a laptop. It covers everything if anything happens while you are renting.
Staff is friendly and helpful. Bunch of nice guys. Helped set me up with a good gaming laptop. Their labor day sale looks nice. I would recommend getting the Aaron's store card if you get a laptop. It covers everything if anything happens while you are renting.
The place has been a good one for years to cater to Washington and surrounding areas with wide variety of choices in furniture and payment options. The manager Mr. Tyrone is very efficient and listens carefully and is willing to work with you with best options available. Building is being renovated at this moment and I am glad they will come back bigger and better and brighter. The prices are more on high side but quality products are available too, keep up the good work. Kudos!!!!!!!!!
Ive been using Aaron's for almost 8 years or more and have had no problems. For some reason the auto pay took 2 payments out at one time. I called the store no answer so I went in and spoke with management. They looked at my account and seen I was correct, I was told that day it would be taking care of. Four day later still nothing, I called and I was told the manager will call you back. Never got a call back so inorder to get my money back I reached out to headquarters and eventually received my money.
The place has been a good one for years to cater to Washington and surrounding areas with wide variety of choices in furniture and payment options. The manager Mr. Tyrone is very efficient and listens carefully and is willing to work with you with best options available. Building is being renovated at this moment and I am glad they will come back bigger and better and brighter. The prices are more on high side but quality products are available too, keep up the good work. Kudos!!!!!!!!!
What renting to own in Washington looks like
1 rent-to-own store serves Washington, NC, from 1 company.
Stores here include Aaron's (602 W 15Th St Ste 102).
North Carolina regulates rent-to-own under North Carolina Rental-Purchase Agreement Act. The law gives you an early purchase option (Consumer may purchase the property at any time by paying 60% of the remaining periodic payments plus any past-due amounts.), required written disclosure of the cash price, total cost, and payment count before you sign.
Most stores don't require a traditional credit check. Approval is typically based on proof of income, a valid ID, and proof of residence, often the same day.
What to bring when visiting a rent-to-own store
Most stores in Washington will ask for the following to get started.
Valid Photo ID
Driver's license, state ID, or passport
Proof of Income
Recent pay stub, bank statement, or benefits letter
Proof of Residence
Utility bill, lease agreement, or bank statement with address
References
Typically 3-4 personal references with phone numbers
Most stores don't require a traditional credit check.
Rent-to-own agreements commonly include return options, but timing, fees, item condition, and remaining obligations vary. In North Carolina, stores are required to offer an early purchase option. Requirements vary by store. Call ahead to confirm.
Shopping for rent-to-own in Washington
Getting the best deal on rent-to-own takes a little preparation. Here are tips to help you make an informed decision at any of the 1 store in Washington.
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Check the store listing above for ratings, products offered, and contact details before making your visit.
Ask about early purchase options
Every rent-to-own agreement should include an early purchase option (EPO). Ask the store how much you can save by buying the item outright before the full lease term ends. The earlier you buy, the more you save.
Check store hours before you go
Hours can vary by location and may change on holidays. Call ahead or check the store listings above to confirm the store is open before making the trip. Many stores close earlier on weekends.
Read reviews from other customers
Customer reviews can reveal important details about service quality, delivery experience, and staff helpfulness. Check ratings on each store listing and click through for detailed reviews.
Estimate your total cost
Use the VRTO calculator to estimate your total rent-to-own cost before you visit. Knowing the full cost upfront helps you compare options and budget effectively.
Know your rights
Rent-to-own is generally structured as a lease with an option to own. Return rights and obligations vary by agreement and state. North Carolina has consumer protection laws governing RTO transactions. Ask the store for a copy of your agreement before signing.
What North Carolina law gives you before you sign
North Carolina regulates rent-to-own under North Carolina Rental-Purchase Agreement Act, and the rules are the same at every store in the state. Before you sign, the store has to put the cash price, the total cost to own the item, and the number of payments in front of you, so the real number is never buried in the fine print. Rent-to-own is a lease and not a loan, so there is no interest rate, and returning the item does not go on your credit.
This is a plain summary, not legal advice. Read your own agreement and confirm the terms with the store.
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Renting to own in Washington, answered
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