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| Regarding rent as a tenant User ID: 72913283  United States09/15/2022 11:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 84187310 United States09/15/2022 11:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The story is: Quoting: Regarding rent as a tenant 72913283 I am a tenant renting in the same place for over 9 years. Always paid the rent in time, I've been a good tenant over the years and actually I improved the place during those years. Where I live is a 4 apartment building with 4 facilities and 2 of the 4 families live here for 20+ years. Very good people. Everyone is respectful, kind and so on. The landlord informed us in July 23 this year that he is thinking to sell the building (no 120 days notice upfront) and in August 22 the building got sold and new landlord got the building. Yesterday I and other 3 families got 60 days notice to quit. The pretending motove is The new Owner has to perform major renovations that will affect habitability and will pull permits from the city. Start looking for a new place. In almost all cases, a sale of the property breaks all leases. The new owner is perfectly within his rights. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 78131002 United States09/15/2022 11:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The story is: Quoting: Regarding rent as a tenant 72913283 I am a tenant renting in the same place for over 9 years. Always paid the rent in time, I've been a good tenant over the years and actually I improved the place during those years. Where I live is a 4 apartment building with 4 facilities and 2 of the 4 families live here for 20+ years. Very good people. Everyone is respectful, kind and so on. The landlord informed us in July 23 this year that he is thinking to sell the building (no 120 days notice upfront) and in August 22 the building got sold and new landlord got the building. Yesterday I and other 3 families got 60 days notice to quit. The pretending motove is The new Owner has to perform major renovations that will affect habitability and will pull permits from the city. You need to find a new place to live. No if's, and's or But's. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77309002 United States09/16/2022 12:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The story is: Quoting: Regarding rent as a tenant 72913283 I am a tenant renting in the same place for over 9 years. Always paid the rent in time, I've been a good tenant over the years and actually I improved the place during those years. Where I live is a 4 apartment building with 4 facilities and 2 of the 4 families live here for 20+ years. Very good people. Everyone is respectful, kind and so on. The landlord informed us in July 23 this year that he is thinking to sell the building (no 120 days notice upfront) and in August 22 the building got sold and new landlord got the building. Yesterday I and other 3 families got 60 days notice to quit. The pretending motove is The new Owner has to perform major renovations that will affect habitability and will pull permits from the city. Start looking for a new place. In almost all cases, a sale of the property breaks all leases. The new owner is perfectly within his rights. Unless it written in the agreement, this is complete maralkey -J.Biden . |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77309002 United States09/16/2022 12:09 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The story is: Quoting: Regarding rent as a tenant 72913283 I am a tenant renting in the same place for over 9 years. Always paid the rent in time, I've been a good tenant over the years and actually I improved the place during those years. Where I live is a 4 apartment building with 4 facilities and 2 of the 4 families live here for 20+ years. Very good people. Everyone is respectful, kind and so on. The landlord informed us in July 23 this year that he is thinking to sell the building (no 120 days notice upfront) and in August 22 the building got sold and new landlord got the building. Yesterday I and other 3 families got 60 days notice to quit. The pretending motove is The new Owner has to perform major renovations that will affect habitability and will pull permits from the city. Start looking for a new place. In almost all cases, a sale of the property breaks all leases. The new owner is perfectly within his rights. Unless it written in the agreement, this is complete maralkey -J.Biden . *Malarkey* . |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76538212 United States09/16/2022 12:12 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Read the fine print in your current lease if it hasn't expired. As an ex-landlady most leases have a clause that in the event the management needs to renovate or do make repairs, yes you can get a notice to move out. The management company I worked for, of they would up with a loud, dirty or undesirable tenant they would use the renovation clause to get people out. Usually the renovation was only a cheap and simple repaint job or carpet replace. Next place you move to, don't just sign the lease, actually read ALL of the fine print. That's the problem with renters, they never read the details then cry about it later. |
| Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 72913283 United States09/16/2022 12:15 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The story is: Quoting: Regarding rent as a tenant 72913283 I am a tenant renting in the same place for over 9 years. Always paid the rent in time, I've been a good tenant over the years and actually I improved the place during those years. Where I live is a 4 apartment building with 4 facilities and 2 of the 4 families live here for 20+ years. Very good people. Everyone is respectful, kind and so on. The landlord informed us in July 23 this year that he is thinking to sell the building (no 120 days notice upfront) and in August 22 the building got sold and new landlord got the building. Yesterday I and other 3 families got 60 days notice to quit. The pretending motove is The new Owner has to perform major renovations that will affect habitability and will pull permits from the city. Start looking for a new place. In almost all cases, a sale of the property breaks all leases. The new owner is perfectly within his rights. What you said is not true. The lease, month to month or otherwise, is not broke or canceled |
| Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 72913283 United States09/16/2022 12:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| SomeguyinUS
User ID: 80273193 United States09/16/2022 12:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Might be time to move on as well. Start looking for new places to rent. Hell you might like it better eh. “The blood of criminals fertilises the soil of liberty.” Joseph Fouche "If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy" Red Green |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 78195643 United States09/16/2022 12:21 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I’m sorry to hear that- moving is never fun. Maybe you all could find another place to rent together- a newer unit perhaps and it may turn out to be a good thing. I’d start searching because as several mentioned, I believe a purchase of a property puts a wrench in leases. Although, it does depend on the state you’re in and you may have a chance at running out your lease. Search by state. Best OP.  |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 84115050 United States09/16/2022 12:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The story is: Quoting: Regarding rent as a tenant 72913283 I am a tenant renting in the same place for over 9 years. Always paid the rent in time, I've been a good tenant over the years and actually I improved the place during those years. Where I live is a 4 apartment building with 4 facilities and 2 of the 4 families live here for 20+ years. Very good people. Everyone is respectful, kind and so on. The landlord informed us in July 23 this year that he is thinking to sell the building (no 120 days notice upfront) and in August 22 the building got sold and new landlord got the building. Yesterday I and other 3 families got 60 days notice to quit. The pretending motove is The new Owner has to perform major renovations that will affect habitability and will pull permits from the city. Get over it. Move, your time is up upon the sale of property. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 75755337 United States09/16/2022 12:24 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 83980084 United States09/16/2022 12:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Read the fine print in your current lease if it hasn't expired. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76538212 As an ex-landlady most leases have a clause that in the event the management needs to renovate or do make repairs, yes you can get a notice to move out. The management company I worked for, of they would up with a loud, dirty or undesirable tenant they would use the renovation clause to get people out. Usually the renovation was only a cheap and simple repaint job or carpet replace. Next place you move to, don't just sign the lease, actually read ALL of the fine print. That's the problem with renters, they never read the details then cry about it later. You got an up to date lease? New owner must honor the lease. I got to stay in my place years ago because of that. New owner had to honor the lease, understood when bought. Don't know if that's changed since then. He can hold off until all leases are expired, or do buyouts. Hang in there, talk to real estate attorney, free phone call. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 83899881 United States09/16/2022 12:33 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | How much higher are comparable properties in today's market? |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 83899881 United States09/16/2022 12:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The story is: Quoting: Regarding rent as a tenant 72913283 I am a tenant renting in the same place for over 9 years. Always paid the rent in time, I've been a good tenant over the years and actually I improved the place during those years. Where I live is a 4 apartment building with 4 facilities and 2 of the 4 families live here for 20+ years. Very good people. Everyone is respectful, kind and so on. The landlord informed us in July 23 this year that he is thinking to sell the building (no 120 days notice upfront) and in August 22 the building got sold and new landlord got the building. Yesterday I and other 3 families got 60 days notice to quit. The pretending motove is The new Owner has to perform major renovations that will affect habitability and will pull permits from the city. Start looking for a new place. In almost all cases, a sale of the property breaks all leases. The new owner is perfectly within his rights. What you said is not true. The lease, month to month or otherwise, is not broke or canceled Then you answered it. Your lease is not broken and you can run it out rather than moving in 60 days, you said it yourself. I don't know if you're right though. |
| Danger Dan
User ID: 80529840 United States09/16/2022 12:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 83980084 United States09/16/2022 12:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Read the fine print in your current lease if it hasn't expired. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76538212 As an ex-landlady most leases have a clause that in the event the management needs to renovate or do make repairs, yes you can get a notice to move out. The management company I worked for, of they would up with a loud, dirty or undesirable tenant they would use the renovation clause to get people out. Usually the renovation was only a cheap and simple repaint job or carpet replace. Next place you move to, don't just sign the lease, actually read ALL of the fine print. That's the problem with renters, they never read the details then cry about it later. You got an up to date lease? New owner must honor the lease. I got to stay in my place years ago because of that. New owner had to honor the lease, understood when bought. Don't know if that's changed since then. He can hold off until all leases are expired, or do buyouts. Hang in there, talk to real estate attorney, free phone call. |
| St Tidbits the Odd
User ID: 77547432  Canada09/16/2022 01:00 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Not really? I'm extrapolating as a Canuck though. Unless the sale was to a family member for 'fake reno's' but that's nitty-gritty law and digging even here. Soulless fake humans are already AI. They get triggered by particular words, symbols etc. They can't really bother about the meaning. They just look for the trigger words. Their language & comprehension skills are 0. Some bots have bods, others don't. Cara Is Spirit |
| Fhre A'an
User ID: 84127002 United States09/16/2022 01:18 AM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You have 5 resources to contact, first. Make sure you have your lease available, too. City, County and State. Then, if you are elderly, a senior center. Also, a free legal center. I was first going to say, the landlord takes all the risk buying and maintaining but that does you no good. You have had 9 years living without any of that risk. Maybe see if you can get in a very small condo or mobile home, as a starting place, so you can get some equity over the next 10 years, so you can move up. I had a condo I did a lease option with a woman from NYC but she ended up not liking it here....she lost her 5k downpayment. Last Edited by Fhre A'an on 09/16/2022 01:19 AM As above, so below. |
