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| Posted by: Doug from Florida on November 22, 2009, 6:35 pm |
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Tenant served with foreclosure papers - has the landlord not breached the contract? Part of my contract is the conveyance of "quiet enjoyment", and I am told that he has breached. Does that mean that if I am able to find a different rental, that I can walk away? I am in St. Augustine Florida, and I went into a lease with a Realtor from New Jersey who has not made a payment on the place since January of 2009. Why is this not illegal for landlords to do this to unknowing victims? Can we be held liable if we break the lease by leaving before the lease is up - due to having been served foreclosure papers? |
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Posted By bobby from Florida on January 24, 2010, 7:01 am
you do have some rights which is almost unbelievable. under the obama administration there are laws that protect you in situations like these. if someone buys the property and doesn't move into it your lease is still good. if you are evicted by the bank, which i doubt will happen (they don't like empty properties) you may stay there for 3 months without making payments to the bank or new landlord, so you can find a new place to live. this law was passed by obama to protect renters in may 2009.
Posted By Karen from Texas on December 2, 2009, 10:35 am
It's insane! How can there NOT be laws to protect us renters???!!! I may be facing the same situation... keep getting certified letter notices from owners mortgage company...
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