I don't think so. I once rented space in a house that was sold and was told that if we weren't smart enough to have gotten out prior to the sale we would have gotten the boot. New owners can do whatever they want with their property.
i think if they intend to rent it, they have to keep the current tenants to the end of their contract. If the new owner intends to live in the house themselves they can kick them out.
Renter wouldn't get evicted, the rental contract would transfer to the new owner (unfortunately)
Who in their right mind is going to buy a rental property in this environment knowing he can never collect rent?
Chyna
And then the judge will rule in their favor evicting Josh so they can jack up the rent.
My plans are on hold for sure. Sucks but gives me time to save up for a better property.
I don't think so. I once rented space in a house that was sold and was told that if we weren't smart enough to have gotten out prior to the sale we would have gotten the boot. New owners can do whatever they want with their property.
i think if they intend to rent it, they have to keep the current tenants to the end of their contract. If the new owner intends to live in the house themselves they can kick them out.
Kick them out. If they aren’t paying rent this will make no difference short term. Live there one month. Rent it out again.
If the new owner says, "No, I'm keeping it all for myself," then changes that policy one month later, the previous renters are out of luck.
In what state?
And if the "New Owner" wants to turn it into a parking lot?