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by Anonymous on October 6th, 2009
I speak from experience, so find yourself a lawyer who specializes in LANDLORD-TENANT LAW, and as fast as you can.
Please believe me when I tell you that you are in LOTS of trouble.
Here in Las Vegas NV, friends of mine had a knock on their door at 10 PM one night. They were renters and were served with legal papers saying that the house they were in, was no longer the property of the person from whom they were renting, and they had TWENTY-FOUR HOURS to vacate the house.
I know this is true, because I was one of the friends who helped them move from their place, and into mine, until they could find another place of their own.
See that lawyer, immediately.
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Same thing happened to me. Our landlord moved cross country and lived off our rent money and never paid the mortgage. We at leat were given 30 days notice by the bank that we had to vacate.
by hope and peace on October 6th, 2009
You were lucky.
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My friends were told "24 hours," and they (all 3 of them) had to call in sick to work (to have the day off), so they could do nothing but pack up their stuff and move it into a storage locker, ASAP.
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Their "landlord" never paid his mortgage with their rent money, either.
by Anonymous on October 6th, 2009