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Can the new owners kick me out?
The homeowner he sold the house without telling the new owners that I've got a 12 months lease and I've still got 10 months left on the contract. Can the new owner kick me out?
Asked By Danny Greco | Perth Australia, FL | 174 views | Renting | 4 months ago
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Tom Matthews
Gibson Sotheby's International Realty
Danny, great question. I sell in Concord, MA and in our state the lease is considered real property and transfers with the title of the property so you could not be kicked out. I would go to your local city hall or chamber of commerce as they generally have resources to help people with getting legal advocacy. Good luck. Concord, MA real estate
- 4 months ago
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John Beltramea
EXIT Eastern Iowa Real Estate
Consult with your local housing authority and contact an attorney to review your lease. Most renters have rights as do the new owners. There should have been disclosures made concerning the terms of your lease agreement.
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