Possible. It's hard to know whether you should directly confront your ex without knowing either of you or the specific circumstancs. How would it benefit him if you didn't find a place to live? If you really believe he is doing this, I'd recommend that you consult an attorney to help you. Beyond trying to get the real reasons for the terminated agreements from the landlord's agent, legal help is probably your best bet.

Undeteremined if he is or is not have you investigated and contacted these owners? Review the divorce papers I believe there is a window of notice to X, perhaps notify after you have moved than prior.

Till you have an executed lease agreement all monies paid why would a home owner terminate your lease?

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Lynn91

It's certainly possible. However, what are the reasons given that you're not allowed to lease? Could they be legitimate?

Also, I'm not a lawyer and don't have your divorce decree in front of me, but what's the requirement on the timing of the notification to your spouse of your move? If it's prior notice, can you provide notice, say, 12 hours prior to occupancy? Or if it doesn't require prior notice, can you notify your ex immediately upon move-in?

Or have you asked your ex whether he knows what's going on?

Good luck.