Investors are buying the building in which we rent an apartment. The investors do not consider us "approved tenants." I think they made there decision based on our income at the time of move in (which was not as good as it is now) The current landlady also says they are very strict on credit (which ours is not good)
Out of the 4 apartments here 2 of us have to leave. We are month-month, and had no credit or background check. I have a feeling that the landlady just wants a reason to get us out of here, but maybe the new investors really don't want us here? I don't know.
But will this reflect badly on us when we try to rent later on down the line? This is not an eviction, but I have read that they can give a 30 day notice for many reasons (and do not legally have to give a reason) So would a landlord/lady not like the looks of a 30 day notice, even if it wasn't our fault? Should we get a statement from our current landlady explaining the reason?
Out of the 4 apartments here 2 of us have to leave. We are month-month, and had no credit or background check. I have a feeling that the landlady just wants a reason to get us out of here, but maybe the new investors really don't want us here? I don't know.
But will this reflect badly on us when we try to rent later on down the line? This is not an eviction, but I have read that they can give a 30 day notice for many reasons (and do not legally have to give a reason) So would a landlord/lady not like the looks of a 30 day notice, even if it wasn't our fault? Should we get a statement from our current landlady explaining the reason?