been renting for 19 years now landlord is putting house on market. we had no lease. What if any are my rights?

Question

Ineed to know if he can ask that I move ANYTIME or does he leagaley have to give me some sort of notice or even evivtct me?
I'd just like to know what my options are

Answer 1

You should receive 72 hours to 30 days min. The point that the house is being put on the market and you have been there 19 years, see if you can purchase at a fair price it is a buyers market. Then you don't need to move and it could be a plus for them as the market times are as long as 6 months now.

Answer 2

You have been renting for 19 years....Just think you probably paid off the mortgage for that house so now the homeowner owns the house free and clear. If you need a place to live I'll let you rent my house for the next 19 years, I'll just go down the road and buy another one. Let me know where you are at and how much you can afford and we'll see if we can work something out.

Answer 3

I live in california and i rent properties. Landlord does not have to give you a reason to evict you. If they are selling the place they have to give you at least a 30 days notice, but i think you should get a 60 day because you have been there so long.

Answer 4

if you are renting month to month in the end of the month he can give a 3 0 day notice and you are out sad but Thur
the new law in ca, is 60 day 19 years already you pay for his house but landlord its all about money they have no mercy start looking for a new place and good luck

Answer 5

you have been renting month to month for 19 years...
most states have tenancy laws that when the landlord wishes to evict you that they will have to serve a notice of eviction
to you, then file a writ of eviction in which the sheriff comes out and removes you from the home in which, if you haven't already done so, you are given time to remove your personal property.
while this process is in motion, you have the opportunity to appear in court to express your opinion. i feel i have to warn you though, it seems that the winner in this case will be the landlord.
seeing that you are on a month to month term. the only option if you want to stay is to buy the home and use him as a credit reference. all the best to you.

Answer 6

Usually they have to give you so many days notice. It's usually 30 days but yes he has the right to let you go. It wont be considered an eviction. You need to start looking for a new place now.

Answer 7

sure. however the recent proprietor could desire to abide by utilising the hire. no count if it quite is a collection 3 hundred and sixty 5 days hire they can't improve your lease in the course of the term of the hire or end the contract. no count if it quite is a month-to-month hire they are able to up the lease or end the hire contract. seek for suggestion out of your landlord/tenant regulation on your state to substantiate. in simple terms google "Landlord tenant regulation (your state)".

Answer 8

No lease means no options...he can have people walk through your house as long as he gives you notice and since you have no lease he can ask you to move as soon as possible...

Answer 9

He needs to give 60 days notice since you have lived in for more than one year. you would get 30 days if you were there for one year or less.

Answer 10

i hope to gawd you had some kind of lease in writing. and if you did it should state in there what would happen if either or you wants to terminate the lease. check it out. if not sure....in your white or yellow pages there should be a listing for free legal advice from the government.