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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The seller can tell them anything they want, it doesn’t give the seller any power to enforce it though. I’d be more worried about them actually leaving 12/1 unless you want to be a landlord [/quote] Op here: Why? We were told the seller let them know their lease won’t be renewed and that our closing (as long as inspection goes well) will be December 15th and that we’d like them out by the 8th the absolute latest. If their lease isn’t renewed, how would they just stay? [/quote] If you're in DC, this is not how it works. They have right of first refusal and it's a long process. Depends on the jurisdiction.[/quote] The tenant doesn't have the right of first refusal after the house closes. What are you taking about? [/quote] But depending on jurisdiction they may have right of first refusal now, on this current sale. It seems as if you have done no homework on landlord tenant laws. Are you certain the landlord gave them adequate notice of non-renewal? That notice period could vary depending on how many years they’ve been in the house. Have you read the lease? How would they just stay?! By just … staying. [/quote]
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