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Landlords in nova scotia can sell their property at any time, but must honor existing leases. If the new owner wants to move in, they must provide proper notice to the tenant. Tenants have protections against bad faith sales, and can file a complaint with the residential tenancies board if they suspect bad faith. Proper notice periods depend on the tenancy type, with at least 3 months notice required for month-to-month and yearly tenancies.Full Conversation
can a landlord in nova scotia sell a house because they do not like a tenant
In Ontario, a landlord cannot evict a tenant simply because they do not like them. However, they can sell the property. The new owner may choose to continue renting to the existing tenant or give notice to end the tenancy if they plan to move in.
Do you want more information on tenant rights during a property sale?
no in nova scotia
In Nova Scotia, a landlord can sell their property at any time. However, the sale of the property does not automatically end the tenancy. The new owner must honor the existing lease. If the new owner wants to move in, they must provide proper notice to the tenant.
Would you like more details on the notice requirements for Nova Scotia?
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In Nova Scotia, if the new owner wants to move in, they must provide the tenant with a notice to vacate. The notice period depends on the duration of the tenancy:
- Month-to-Month Tenancy: At least 3 months' notice.
- Yearly Tenancy: At least 3 months' notice before the end of the lease term.
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can a landlord sell their house in bad faith to remove a tenant?
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Landlords cannot sell a house in bad faith just to remove a tenant. In Ontario, tenants have protections under the Residential Tenancies Act. If a landlord sells the property, the new owner must follow legal procedures to end the tenancy if necessary.
Would you like more information on tenant protections during a property sale?
no in nova scotia
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In Nova Scotia, landlords cannot sell their house in bad faith just to remove a tenant. The new owner must follow legal procedures to end the tenancy. Here are some key points:
- The new owner must honor the existing lease.
- Proper notice must be given if the new owner intends to move in.
Would you like more information on tenant protections during a property sale in Nova Scotia?
what if a landlord sells their property in bad faith to remove a tenant
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In Nova Scotia, if a landlord sells their property in bad faith to remove a tenant, tenants have certain protections:
- The new owner must honor the existing lease.
- Proper notice must be given if the new owner intends to move in.
- Tenants can file a complaint with the Residential Tenancies Board if they suspect bad faith.
Would you like more details on how to file a complaint?
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