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I have been living in my current apartment for 3 years now. The first year I was on lease and after that it went month to month. A while back the complex was sold to some guy in California and he started converting units to condos as people moved out. I got a letter in the mail today with a new lease to sign and the letter states that I have to sign the new lease and return it by 8/15 or I will need to vacate the apartment by 9/1 and the new owner is not doing month to month any more. I don't want to sign another lease, I plan on moving to a different city next march/april so I do not want to be locked into a lease for a year. This is ridiculous!
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I have been living in my current apartment for 3 years now. The first year I was on lease and after that it went month to month. A while back the complex was sold to some guy in California and he started converting units to condos as people moved out. I got a letter in the mail today with a new lease to sign and the letter states that I have to sign the new lease and return it by 8/15 or I will need to vacate the apartment by 9/1 and the new owner is not doing month to month any more. I don't want to sign another lease, I plan on moving to a different city next march/april so I do not want to be locked into a lease for a year. This is ridiculous!
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I do not think it much matters if they tell them that. It sounds like he wants them out anyway to sell the place as a condo. Either sign the lease and stay where you are at for a year or find another place to live. Situation sucks but that is what it is. Good luck.
Thing that would suck is if a sign it to shut them up, then bail halfway through lease I am still required to pay rend for all the months I would have had left on it plus $775 fee for breaking the contract. I might just have to move (which I can't afford).
JS1 moving takes money, that was an ignorant comment.
Burnhams, call the new owner and ask if you can have a lease that is until April when you expect to move. He may be willing to work with you. If not, you have no choice other than to sign the lease or move now. This is what happens when ownership changes hands and you have no current lease.
I have been living in my current apartment for 3 years now. The first year I was on lease and after that it went month to month. A while back the complex was sold to some guy in California and he started converting units to condos as people moved out. I got a letter in the mail today with a new lease to sign and the letter states that I have to sign the new lease and return it by 8/15 or I will need to vacate the apartment by 9/1 and the new owner is not doing month to month any more. I don't want to sign another lease, I plan on moving to a different city next march/april so I do not want to be locked into a lease for a year. This is ridiculous!
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I'll make a suggestion, stop in to see your Landlord, sometimes
you've got to ask for what you want, see if there willing to compromise
and give you a six month lease, the worst thing they can say , is no.
Good Luck
I guess everything seemed to work out for the best. We told them we are not going to sign and will be moving out. My roommate is moving out of town. I was worried about not having the money to move, But, I have a friend that lives by herself in a house and is looking for a roommate. so starting on the Sept 1st I will move in there and pay her the same rent as I am paying now so I worked out good. Plus central AC is nice also, lol!
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