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I should have said rented out from under me - It was rented by someone sight unseen in the middle of COVID without them notifying me I wouldn't be able to renew
by gentryb 6y ago
I should have said rented out from under me - It was rented by someone sight unseen in the middle of COVID without them notifying me I wouldn't be able to renew my lease.
- jacobush 6y agoThat sounds illegal. But maybe not worth fighting for.
- gentryb 6y agoAt this point, fighting may make the difference as to if I am homeless for my 40th birthday. I spent 6 months in a wheelchair in this apartment in the last year. Moving isn't something that I can physically do myself - and family is several states away.
- 9nGQluzmnq3M 6y agoIs this a thing in the US? In most of the world that would be impossible without the landlord giving proper notice that they're not going to let you renew, and a legally permissible reason why.
- rtkwe 6y agoFurther down they say the lease ends in August depending on the state that's probably enough time given they're probably not just finding this out today. I don't think they're forced to have a particular reason for not renewing in the States just a notification period. (not 100% sure I only rented for a few years and never had to really dig in on my local rights)
- gentryb 6y agoI absolutely knew the lease ended in August. There was no notification, until yesterday, that my home had already been rented out. I also had the intention to renew said lease, but it's all up in the air at this point.