Are You A Landlord?
Published on March 28, 2017
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I'm guessing some of you have rental properties? If so, I have a question for you. If your tenant has a one-year lease with three months still left on the lease, would you sell the property or wait until the lease is up before trying to sell? I've been on both sides of this debate at various times in my life, but currently I am the tenant. My landlady decided to sell the house out from under me, and since then it's been a nightmare. Constantly having people "looking" and invading my privacy. Now it's sold and the home inspector has been here all day, using tons of water and electricity that I'll have to pay for. I'm not a happy camper. On top of that there isn't much in my area available to rent that's decent and affordable, not to mention that will take two dogs. I'm so update that I can't even think about working on my websites right now. Afraid I'll end up homeless. I have 60 days to get out and nowhere to go. What would you do? I know it's not a WA problem, but I needed to vent and I can't do it on Facebook because my landlady will see it and get upset with me. I'm in a pickle!
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