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Im on public housing my landlord has sold the home im in without notice my lease is up July 31 but my landlord was paid for august could he evict me and he was paid and no longer the owner?
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∙ 13y ago
1. He has no obligation to notify you of the sale, although he should have.
2. He can't start an eviction if he no longer owns it.
3. You should be able to show the new owner your receipt for August; if they think they are entitled to it, they should go after him.
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