Q: Hi am currently in a situation where I might get kicked out not quite sure what to do here can you please help
Well going in the house I had signed a contract to do for monthly rent until my funds come in to buy my home. The agreement was between the realtor and the home owner and all parties were fine. Now here we are 11 months down the road and for the past week the realtor has been doing home showings like 2 times a day every day and that is ruining my enjoyment with my kids they have walked in on my family sleeping, taking a showing , dinner time , and even on the weekends I can't even have the quiet and peace without one coming to my home every day what should I do I have been paying rent in full on time why should I loose my house
A:
Refer to your lease agreement. Most lease agreements allow the landlord to show the home under certain conditions. The scope and conditions attached to a showing are tied to the lease.
The landlord can legally sell the home with you as tenants and/or terminate the lease agreement (with proper notice) and put the home on the market. You cannot be forced to leave the home before the term listed in the lease expires (unless you both agree to an early termination). This protection applies to the current owner and all subsequent owners (i.e. if the current landlord can find a buyer).
If after reviewing the lease, you feel the landlord is violating your lease, you may want to contact an attorney. Expect to pay for the evaluation.
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