Landlord selling what are my rights
I am currently saving for my first investment property. While I wait I am moving into a basement suite at the beginning of February. I'll add that I live in British Columbia. The landlord isn't asking for any paperwork for me to sign to do with the pricing and other terms. I feel as though it is not in my best interests to have no documentation. The big issue I foresee is they told me they are planning on selling the house in the summertime. They say that I can continue to rent once they sell. However if the buyer doesn't want me to live there or since I am paying under market value for rent they may want to boost the price or give me the boot. So my main question is can I get them to sign anything that will secure me living there even barring a sale? Or any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!
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Your landlord sounds like a pile of trouble.Sounds like they want their money and the ability to kick you to the curb anytime they want by denying you the ability to prove you are a paying tenant and not just a house guest who won't leave their house.Let me guess,they want to be paid only in cash or cashiers/travelers checks,right? They want to deny you a paper trail to show to a judge in court.They also won't be giving you any receipts for the cash either.Personally,I would demand a contract to sign and receipts for any cash given.Maybe you should look someplace else to live.