Weird Day - Rental House

[pappysmarket]

1 hour ago, happyjillin said:

Yer selling some nice shirts I see and even some used stough.

99% is used, we hit the thrift stores and flea markets...it gives us something to do besides the usual social cliques, and playing cards, lol. We haven't played cards in 40 years...nor bunco.  The younger generation calls it a "side hustle". We actually don't "hustle" much anymore. Oh, I forgot the term RV taught me..."Pot Yuck". They're big here also.

 

[Joco]

On 8/9/2021 at 3:37 PM, CHILLIN said:

This morning, a handyman we used to hire, but not for at least two years, shows up at our gate with a real estate agent and a young couple in tow. He said his son, who I maybe have ever spoken a few sentences to, heard a rumor that this house is for sale and that we have moved out! We have been here three years and still love it. I did sell my truck, so maybe that fed the rumor. There is absolutely no way that our ex handyman and his son would run in the elite social circles of Guadalajara where our landlord is a well known lawyer, art and antiques dealer. He is fearless, and would have no trouble confronting us if he really wanted to sell. We have not seen or texted him over a year.

This is an old house, remodelled to look even older. It needs constant repairs, which we have been handling.

If the landlord did sell the house, I understand that the new owner has to renew the previous lease terms. Since we have been here three years, the act says we are now in an open lease. Does anyone else have factual details on what supposed to happen if a landlord decides to sell an already leased to Mexican property?

How was it sold without potential buyers entering to look at it? Never trust what a maid or gardener tell you.