A renter is allowed three months to move out after the house has been sold.
The house was probably sold as a rented unit which has more value to the buyer. He doesn't have to find a renter. If you were not notified that you were to move or if your contract was not changed by the new owner, then you broke the contract and can probably be sued.
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Get It Sold - 2007 Tu Much House was released on: USA: 2009
If Mom still owns the house, you have no rights. Mom has rights. These rights would be spelled out in a lease, if Mom used one. If there is no lease, Mom will have a much more difficult time winning compensation.
A house can be sold for basically any price. It really just depends on the size, location, and quality of the home being sold.
Jackie Chan did not move to California, although he did own a house there for several years. It was sold in 2005.
No, and I cannot think of why a renter would be willing to sign such a lease, unless the rent was significantly less than the normal market rent in that area. Certainly it works well from the landlord's perspective, as he/she has the renter locked in for a year, but avoids the stigma that rental properties often have on the market, because potential buyers normally want to be able to move in to their new home. In this kind of case, a straight month-to-month agreement seems more equitable. The landlord keeps the ability to move the tenants out for a buyer, and the tenants keep the ability to look for a more permanent home. For a renter, this kind of clause would seem like a big red flag that the owner intends to sell and toss you to the curb.
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Often a non-refundable deposit is given and an end date is established and the renter must find a mortgage by that date or lose the deposit and possibly face eviction of sorts. The landlord also sets the price at which the property will be sold and it's often much too high.
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Yes, it has been sold. Maybe you can rent from the new owner.