Hello everyone,
I've lived in the house mentioned above for 4 years now. I have always paid rent very faithfully for the last 4 years and have never been late. My original contract for this apartment was made 4 years ago in the month of August, and it was made renewable based on mutual agreement. The legal language used on the contract states "pr?rroga por tacita reconduccion".
The landlord did not have the title to sell. About 2 weeks ago, the landlord finally obtained the title to the house and came to visit one day without prior notice, and put up a for-sale sign on my second floor balcony withough my permission. Someone else lives on the first floor, but he did not put up a sign on the first floor.
That day, the landlord informed me that if the new owners want to buy the house to move into, I'll have to vacate the house, and they'll return my deposit and give me the 1 month rent to pay for a new place that I will have to move into. If the new owners want to rent, I'll have to renegotiate the rental terms with the new owners.
Today I received a message from the landlord asking me to allow them to bring a prospective buyer to show my second floor apartment. The landlord has pictures of my apartment from 4 years ago when he was trying to rent the apartment. Am I obligated by law to open my doors and allow the landlord and whoever they bring to show my place? I did not answer the messages or the phone and so the landlord was unable to show the house yet. He has been insistent in trying to contact me, but I'd like to know the rules involved.
Are there any rules that protect me? Can the landlord ask me to leave within 2 months, or is there a timeline that is set by law?
Any advice on this matter will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
I've lived in the house mentioned above for 4 years now. I have always paid rent very faithfully for the last 4 years and have never been late. My original contract for this apartment was made 4 years ago in the month of August, and it was made renewable based on mutual agreement. The legal language used on the contract states "pr?rroga por tacita reconduccion".
The landlord did not have the title to sell. About 2 weeks ago, the landlord finally obtained the title to the house and came to visit one day without prior notice, and put up a for-sale sign on my second floor balcony withough my permission. Someone else lives on the first floor, but he did not put up a sign on the first floor.
That day, the landlord informed me that if the new owners want to buy the house to move into, I'll have to vacate the house, and they'll return my deposit and give me the 1 month rent to pay for a new place that I will have to move into. If the new owners want to rent, I'll have to renegotiate the rental terms with the new owners.
Today I received a message from the landlord asking me to allow them to bring a prospective buyer to show my second floor apartment. The landlord has pictures of my apartment from 4 years ago when he was trying to rent the apartment. Am I obligated by law to open my doors and allow the landlord and whoever they bring to show my place? I did not answer the messages or the phone and so the landlord was unable to show the house yet. He has been insistent in trying to contact me, but I'd like to know the rules involved.
Are there any rules that protect me? Can the landlord ask me to leave within 2 months, or is there a timeline that is set by law?
Any advice on this matter will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.