Does the owner of rental property have to pay for the tenants to move, do to pending sell of property?
In the state of CA, if the owner of rental (single-family home) have to pay for the tentants moving expense. My landlord wants to sell the rental property to a family member, they have given us a 90 notice (verbal), but since give us a written notice back dated to April…the only reason they are selling the home is they can’t afford the up keep; we have lived in the home for 12 years and is current with the rent…it is a month to month lease. Are they partly or full responsible for my moving expense? If, so how does it work?
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By pooh, February 16, 2010 @ 7:12 am
no, they do not. you are month to month and they gave you plenty of notice. sorry .