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Do terms of an expired contract still apply when the rental terms have moved onto legislation?

Posted by Real Estate Investor on Jun 22 | Real Estate Investing Chatter

Our landlord wants to sell the property, so we have not renewed our contract, but have just let it expire, meaning we are now governed by legislation. We have a small dog and in the original contract it stated that we needed to fumigate the flat and have it professionally cleaned before we leave. We are moving out in August and I was wondering if I still need to get it fumigated since the contract has expired? I am worried about the environmental impact and it seems unnecessary seeing as all the furniture is ours and there are no carpets or curtains in the property (wooden floors and blinds!) so there is nowhere a flea could live!, more 

and Mortgage for an un-built house.?  I understand that essentially when you get a mortgage the home you purchase is the collateral for the loan. Will they give you a loan for a piece of land and extra to clear trees, dig a septic/well, and buy a temporary living structure (such as a trailer)., more 

and Has anyone used aimloan.com for a home mortgage?  just wondering, more 

Should I give a security deposit to landlord and tenants have not moved out or should I wait to see condition?  of the apartment after the tenants vacate, more 

and What would you do if you only had one month to move out from your house, but you didn't have enough money?  Say if you had only 1 month to move out from your home, because it was going into for-closure and the note on it that was due is $5,000 (Five Thousand Dollars) and you needed that much money to move elsewhere. But once you did move, you would have no where else to go due to not having enough money. And even though you could get a job, it wouldn’t help you make enough money before one month passes to have enough funds to move elsewhere (because remember the bill you owe on the house is $5,000 (Five Thousand Dollars). What would you do?, more 

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