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How does leasing with residual value differ from leasing without residual value?

Leasing with residual value – a type of leasing where the lessee covers part of the property price specified in the leasing contract during the planned leasing period, and the remaining part of the property price is left to be paid together with the last payment, which is paid by the Lessee himself or the property is bought out by a third party – the buyer (if a buyout contract has been signed).

Leasing without residual value – A way of leasing where the client pays the entire value of the vehicle in equal parts, after which he becomes the owner of the vehicle.
 

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