Meet Tana
Tana, your AI guide to rent-to-own
Tana works inside Yortana to help you find, weigh, and agree on the right home.
A feed that learns what you like
Tana suggests properties in your feed based on your interests.
Help to evaluate and offer
Tana helps you assess a home and prepare your offer.
Help to list a property
Owners and agencies get Tana’s help preparing a listing.
Just ask
Chat with Tana about a home, its terms, or your next step.
Tana’s suggestions don’t replace independent legal, tax, or financial advice.
Why Yortana is different
A rent-to-own search engine with an AI guide, a complete negotiation flow, and offers that stay on the record.
- Negotiation
A complete negotiation flow, on the record
From first question to agreed terms, in one flow.
How it works
Clear terms matter more than labels
“Rent-to-own” can describe different legal arrangements. The purchase price may be fixed or calculated under the agreement. An upfront payment may apply, and financing may still be needed for the eventual purchase. A contract should state whether buying is a right or an obligation, which payments—if any—are credited toward the price, what happens after a missed payment, and how either party may exit. Yortana helps participants prepare and record a negotiation; it does not replace independent legal, tax, financial, or notarial advice.
Is buying a right or an obligation?
The contract should state whether you may buy the home at the end, or must.
How is the price set?
The purchase price may be fixed from the start or calculated later under the agreement.
Which payments count?
Check which payments, if any, are credited toward the price, and whether an upfront amount applies.
What if a payment is missed?
The agreement should say what happens after a missed payment.
How can either side exit?
Look for how the buyer and the owner can each leave the agreement.
Will you still need financing?
Financing may still be needed for the eventual purchase. Independent legal, tax, financial, and notarial advice still matters.
Owners stay part of the process
Owners represented by an agency remain part of the process. The agency prepares the listing and proposed terms, the verified owner records approval, and Yortana may review initial-cohort listings before publication. Read the represented-owner guide for responsibilities and checkpoints.
Begin with the homes
Browse current listings first. When one fits, save it, request a viewing, ask a question, or prepare an official offer.