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Answers (5)
- Linda Strasberg, "L Strasberg"
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- Linda Strasberg, "L Strasberg"
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- John Dietel, "MN Broker"
- Contributions:82
If you are renting/leasing, you are obligated to pay whomever you signed the lease with. If the property transfers ownership, the lease would most likely transfer to the new owner, also. However, it should be up to the lessors to inform you where to send the rents.
- Matt Kammeyer, "BrokerSalesman"
- Contributions:26
If you are referencing someone that bought the property at a Trustee auction, then the answer is that they do have ownership rights to the property, whether they record anything at the County or not. That just makes in public record. If you have specific legal questions, I always suggest you speak to an attorney. PM me if you would like the name of a few real estate specific attorneys.
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EDIT: I assume you mean pay as the tenant, not as the former owner of the property.
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EDIT: I assume you mean pay as the tenant, not as the former owner of the property.
- wetdawgs
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Why do you ask? What do you prefer to do? (You do have to pay someone, or may be evicted.)
If my rental is sold do I legally have to pay the new owners before the county recorder knows?
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