the house I rent is for sale, and is listed as commercial property, how would it’s sale affect my lease?
Friday, December 18th, 2009 at
10:57 pm
We recently re-signed our lease for a 1 year term beginning Aug 1 06, shortly thereafter, our landlord placed the property up for sale. Our property is zoned commercial and I think that’s why he did so. Should someone other than a prospective landlord purchase the house, where does that leave our lease?
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I don’t know what state you are in, but in mine, your lease would have to be honored through the term, and prospective buyers would have to know that you were the tenant for the next year going into the deal. Any new owner and yourselves could, if you were to agree to it, make a new contract, but they could not buy the property and then evict you.
Als hij het bezit verkoopt, zal de huur ongeldig zijn. De huur zoals alle contracten kunnen worden gebroken en de gevolgen hangen van wetten op uw gebied af. Schijnt als u zou moeten een bespreking met de eigenaar hebben om te weten te komen wat hij in mening heeft. U zou
Start looking for a new place just to keep your options open once the new owner closes they can do whatever they want. this includes eviction.