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Originally Posted by Sliver
I just care that a $700/month renter is contemplating holding a $400,000 house hostage on a technicality because he doesn't feel like moving. It's insane.
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You've completely misread my intentions if you think that was my original thought. My thought was more along the lines of "write the rent cheque to a new person/company each month"
Basically the short version of this is my landlord doesn't want the responsibility of renting anymore, so he's opted to sell. Given that it's a suited bungalow there it's highly likely it would be purchased as an investment property rather than a family home. Not much different than if we were dealing with a 4-plex or an apartment building really, new owners become the landlord.