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Rent-A-Center

3968 Linden Ave, Dayton, OH 45432 (937) 254-1115
3.9 out of 5 stars, 79 Google reviews 3.9 (79 Google reviews) How rankings work Confirmed Nov 1, 2026
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Furniture Appliances Electronics Computers Mattresses Smartphones
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What you can rent here

Rent-A-Center is a national rent-to-own chain with 1,948 stores across all 50 states, reaching communities from Lawrence, Massachusetts and Kissimmee, Florida to Harlingen, Texas and Booneville, Mississippi. Launched in 1973 in Wichita, Kansas, it was the first national chain to scale the rent-to-own model, building standardized showrooms stocked with new, name-brand merchandise. Stores carry furniture, appliances, electronics, computers, mattresses, gaming, and smartphones on flexible weekly or monthly lease agreements, and like most rent-to-own stores they typically do not require a traditional credit check. Rent-A-Center holds a 4-star Google rating across more than 152,000 reviews. Compare Rent-A-Center on VRTO alongside other rent-to-own stores near you, with hours, ratings, and what each carries.

What this store carries

These are the categories this Rent-A-Center carries. Call the store for current prices and terms.

Furniture
Living room and bedroom sets, sofas, tables
Appliances
Washers, dryers, refrigerators, ranges
Electronics
TVs, sound systems, home theater
Computers
Laptops and desktops
Mattresses
Mattress sets, all sizes
Smartphones
Smartphones and tablets
Gaming
Consoles and accessories

This location

3968 Linden Ave, Dayton, OH.

Call (937) 254-1115 Get directions

Rent-A-Center will tell you what you qualify for before anything is run, stated by Rent-A-Center.

Before you go in

Bring a photo ID and something that shows your income, like a pay stub.
Ask what the payment is, how many payments there are, and what the total comes to.
Ask what the item costs if you pay it off in the first 90 days.
Read the agreement before you sign it, and take a copy home.

How rent-to-own leases usually work

Payment frequency Weekly or monthly
Typical term 12 to 24 months
Same-as-cash window 90 days
Credit check Usually not required

Typical terms for rent-to-own stores. This store sets its own; always read the agreement before you sign.

Other Rent-A-Center stores near Dayton

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What to bring

  • 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 mail with your address)
  • Personal references (typically 3 to 4 contacts with phone numbers)

How it works

  1. 1Browse in store and choose from available furniture, appliances, electronics, and more.
  2. 2Apply with no traditional credit check at most stores. Approval is based on income and residency.
  3. 3Get approved, often same day, with immediate access to your items.
  4. 4Delivery or pickup, with free delivery, setup, and ongoing service at most stores.

Typically included with rent-to-own agreements:

Delivery, setup, service, maintenance, return rights, and early purchase options vary by retailer and agreement. Ask the store to provide the complete written terms before signing.

Frequently asked questions

Rent-A-Center offers furniture, appliances, electronics, computers, mattresses, smartphones, gaming on a rent-to-own basis. Product availability and pricing may vary. Contact the store directly to confirm current inventory.

Store hours for Rent-A-Center may vary. Contact the store directly at (937) 254-1115 to confirm current hours.

Most rent-to-own stores, including Rent-A-Center, do not require a traditional credit check. Approval is typically based on income verification and proof of residency. Contact Rent-A-Center directly to confirm their specific requirements.

Return timing, fees, item condition, refunds, and remaining obligations vary by agreement. Contact Rent-A-Center to review its written return and early purchase terms.

You can contact the store directly by calling (937) 254-1115 or visiting in person at 3968 Linden Ave, Dayton, OH.

Hours and how to get there

Hours not on file

This location has not published its hours. Call (937) 254-1115 before you go.

Where to find it
3968 Linden Ave Dayton, OH 45432

Customer reviews

3.9 out of 5 stars, 79 Google reviews 3.9 79 · Google
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jodi lewis
jodi lewis 4 months ago

Rent A Center is an Amazon drop-off spot. It says on the window and is offered as one of the only free return options by Amazon. Today I went in to drop off some returns to the Linden Ave, Dayton OH location and was told to go to a different location because his scanner was broken. Super inconvenient.

Destiny Araujo
Destiny Araujo 7 months ago

I've always had a great experience with management until today speaking with Brian was very unsatisfactory very unprofessional and unpleasant. I called to ask 1 question not to answer your 100 questions...do better as a manager..

Alexis Douglas
Alexis Douglas 10 months ago

I have been a reliable Rent-A-Center customer with a strong payment history and a record of fulfilling agreements early. My experience with the Linden Avenue location demonstrated repeated failures in professionalism, transparency, and delivery accountability. After submitting a service request under the Benefits Plus/Liability Damage Waiver protection plan, I was assured more than once that any repair or replacement would continue under my original payoff terms. Instead, I was presented with a new agreement totaling $1,064.84 without proper disclosure or explanation. This was nearly seven times the remaining balance of $153 that I was prepared to pay to complete ownership. Throughout this process, it felt as though store-level management expected a direct phone call and an emotional response that could be used as leverage, rather than focusing on resolving the issue transparently. I made a deliberate choice to avoid phone-based confrontation and instead escalated through formal channels to protect my peace and ensure accountability through proper documentation. When delivery issues first arose, including delayed follow-through and inaccurate claims about voicemail outreach, I handled the situation appropriately and professionally by relying on written complaints and formal escalation rather than engaging emotionally. It became clear that the store and district leadership expected me to respond emotionally when frustrated, but that is not how I operate, nor is it how I am trained to resolve matters. I am a human being, but I am not conditioned or trained to respond to business disputes emotionally. My approach has always been to address issues through proper channels, remain factual, maintain professionalism, and seek resolution based on the terms of the contract — nothing more, nothing less. A key example of the breakdown in store execution occurred when a replacement delivery was scheduled for my 65-inch LG television. When a representative arrived to perform what was described as a “re-delivery” or swap, the individual did not knock, announce arrival, or follow basic delivery procedure. Had I not checked the door on my own, I would not have known they were there. That moment reinforced my lack of confidence in this store’s operational standards and communication integrity. Corporate eventually intervened, corrected the agreement to reflect the accurate payoff balance of $153, scheduled a dryer replacement through a neutral manager from another location, and issued a formal apology. I appreciate the correction, but it should not have required escalation outside the store to enforce transparency and service fulfillment. My only objective has ever been reasonable: to complete ownership of the items I pay for under the original contract terms, with the expectation that merchandise functions properly and agreements are honored without misinformation, deflection, or personal excuses. I originally intended to continue doing business and invest significantly more into additional products. This experience eroded my confidence in the Linden Avenue location. I will now explore alternative providers for future purchases. I strongly encourage Rent-A-Center corporate leadership, compliance, and customer advocacy teams to enforce continued improvements in agreement disclosure, delivery professionalism, contract integrity, and service accountability so that no other customer experiences the same breakdown in communication or improper agreement handling.

Chad Downatd
Chad Downatd 1 year ago

I needed a TV and a Fridge I shopped around and rent a center on third street in Dayton was great everybody was nice and polite they got me what I needed and delivered it the next day on time awesome job

Kristyl Meyerhoefer
Kristyl Meyerhoefer 2 years ago

Extremely disappointed!!! I Spent over 3K on a washer and dryer set! Only to have my washer break on me TWO MONTHS after paying it off!!! TWO MONTHS!!!! Don’t expect them to care or help in anyway!!! They were just eager to get me into another lease!!! I thought was a good customer. Paid on time/ No issues. Guess that’s just how this company is.

Tammie Gaither
Tammie Gaither 3 years ago

Thank you Jessica for always calling and reminding me and processing my payment. I'm very forgetful and this really helps me alot. Jessica is very professional in her position at RAC. I enjoy our lil chats, so THANK YOU JESSICA AND RAC

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