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Author Topic: What do I do if the landlord intentionally isn't paying the mortgage?  (Read 250 times)
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« on: December 07, 2008, 08:29:39 AM »

I sent a letter to my landlord the other day asking for a copy of a mortgage statement.  I live in Sacramento where there are a good amount of foreclosures.  We know someone who was renting and paying their monthly rent to the home owner.  Then they got a surprise when they were kicked out of the house because the mortgage hadn't been paid in a long time and was being repoed by the bank.  I don't want to get in that situation.

Now, yesterday my landlord calls and leaves me a message.  He tells me that he has no intention of selling the property but he went to his lawyer to see if he can renegociate a better payment.  His lawyer told him to not pay the mortgage for 2 months.  What is this all about?  Should I look for a new place?  The thing that strikes me as being odd is that he did actually tell me what is going on rather than saying that everything is fine. 

Should I be extremely worried?  Will a bank renegotiate terms on a rental property?

What should I do about my paying of rent for November and December if he never paid the mortgage for these months?

What about our security deposit?


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