ලීස් එකයි රෙන්ට් එකෙයි වෙනස මොකක්ද?

chameeracool

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    ලීස් එකයි රෙන්ට් එකෙයි වෙනස මොකක්ද?

    ලීස් එකයි රෙන්ට් එකෙයි වෙනස මොකක්ද?
    බිල්ඩිමක් ගනිද්දි
     

    your_love

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    Lease - Long-term (more than 50 years)
    Rent - Short-term
     
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    AccountsBuwa

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    ලීස් එකයි රෙන්ට් එකෙයි වෙනස මොකක්ද?
    බිල්ඩිමක් ගනිද්දි

    In leases, there are mainly two types, finance leases and operating leases. In finance leases, ownership is generally transferred to the lessee at the end of the lease term (this is normally the case in vehicle leases). In operating leases, the asset is not generally transferred to the lessee at the end of the lease term.

    Rent is similar to operating lease where you pay an agreed sum periodically to utilize some asset or in your case, a building. Building ownership is NOT generally transferred at the end of the (operating) lease/rent term.
     

    nimeshkd

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    lease:
    Finance lease- Loan ekek wage uba warikaya gewala ivara unama ownership eka hambawenawa (eg, vehicle lease)
    Operating lease- uba rent ekk gewanawa witarai ownership eka hambawennaha (building lease rent, car lease rent)

    rent- makiwa uba gewana warikaya yamak pavichchi kirima wenewen
     

    hodakolla

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    In leases, there are mainly two types, finance leases and operating leases. In finance leases, ownership is generally transferred to the lessee at the end of the lease term (this is normally the case in vehicle leases). In operating leases, the asset is not generally transferred to the lessee at the end of the lease term.

    Rent is similar to operating lease where you pay an agreed sum periodically to utilize some asset or in your case, a building. Building ownership is NOT generally transferred at the end of the (operating) lease/rent term.

    true