199 Snowshoe Court

Gastonia, NC 28052

This property is available on a rent-to-own basis. We have a cozy rent-to-own mobile home available with two bedrooms and 2 bathrooms for only $399/mo (rent to own only). Located near the end of a quiet street, you'll have lots of privacy! This property is ready for you to call it home! Washer/dryer hookups are available. The home is located in the Chapel Grove Area of Gastonia, close to Crowder's Mountain. If you purchase through our unique rent-credit program, you can own the home in only 6 years! Down payment is $900 but if you qualify, you can break that into payments and pay $75/mo for 12 months. The security deposit is $500. We provide rollout trash bins with weekly pickup plus unlimited water use for a flat monthly fee of only $25. One or two smaller indoor pets are allowed (additional fee applies, plus $300 nonrefundable security deposit). No aggressive breeds and no outside pets. Locked mailboxes are provided at no charge for your convenience. All residents are required to have renter's insurance or liability insurance. If you do not have it, we can provide for $14/mo. You can enjoy the pleasures of a quiet community and still be close to shopping conveniences in Gastonia and Charlotte, all of which are only minutes away. For more information, email us or call (980) 939-6633 x4. Other homes are available for rent or rent-to-own as well in Kings Mountain, Gastonia, Lake Wylie, and Shelby. Prices start at $320/mo. Visit http homes.suburbannc.com to view more available homes. Save thousands of dollars by purchasing your own home today! Even with bad credit, you can still qualify for rent-to-own, and let the savings begin. Did you realize that over the next 10 years, you'll pay between $50,000 and $75,000 for rent? When you own your own home, that's money you keep, not pay out. Every month you'll be increasing the equity in your very own home. With renting, it's "the other guy" who benefits, not you. It's time to become "the other guy" and own your own home. Why not start today?!