Summary
A 20-year-old renter in Arizona was told by his landlord to move out in a few weeks due to a property transfer. The renter, who does not have a formal lease, shared the situation on Reddit for advice. Users suggested checking local laws for eviction notices and looking for new housing options quickly.
Key Facts
- The renter and roommate received a message from their landlord about a property transfer, requiring them to move by April 20th.
- The landlord asked for rent for the current month but offered the next month free.
- The renter's roommate moved from Massachusetts recently, and the renter himself is transitioning to a new job.
- They do not have a formal lease, which limits their legal protection for staying longer.
- Renting experts say tenants with a lease have more rights during property sales.
- States generally require 30 to 60 days' notice for ending tenancy, even without a lease.
- The situation was posted on Reddit, where users suggested checking state eviction laws and searching for new housing options.
