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>"Still another is logistical: Most areas of the U.S. have very few renter protections. If your landlord wants you out and you're not under a current lease, you
by zo1 11y ago
>"Still another is logistical: Most areas of the U.S. have very few renter protections. If your landlord wants you out and you're not under a current lease, you're out"
This sort of thing happens when you don't have a contract that enumerates what happens if either party wants out.
- Kliment 11y agoYou can't get a contract like that - the terms are entirely dictated by the landlord in the absence of regulation because of the scarcity of housing.