Hi,

You may want to notify your tenants for a couple of reasons. First, you would want to know why strangers are coming to where you are living, possibly peeking around. Secondly, if you inform your tenant they might be a bit more cooperative with the buyers. These future buyers may want to re-rent the property but if not, you will have to give notice to the tenant to vacate. If they are informed it will make things much easier for you in the long run, law or no law.

Please call me if you would like to find a realtor that similar insight that is in your area. Again, it's better to have people working with you not against you! You always want your property transactions to smooth and painless. My cell phone number is: 925-628-9100

All my best,


Lillie Missbrenner, Realtor DRE:01711589
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I like and agree with Lillie's answer:
I would ammend it by saying that with the Tenants Rights Bill of 2009, (Pres. Obama), if the Tenant has a LEASE, it must be honored by the new owner.

Lillie's reasoning is spot-on!

Good luck and may God bless

AS far as I know the answer is no. In fact realtors who sell rentals know that they must make the offer subject to an interior inspection. So by the time you know the home is for sale the property has already had an accepted offer on it.
Being a renter is a pain. The landlord can kick you out for any reason with a 30 day notice. The good news is that you can buy for less than the cost of renting. Don't believe me give me a call I will go over the numbers with you. Click on my picture to contact me.

Real Estate transactions whether rentals or sales are civil matters which means we dont have a law requirement for landlords to inform renter about the status of their real estate financing. If you think your rental property may be going through the foreclosure process, you can simply call your local agent, such as myself and we can find that information for you very easily.

I always recommend to my renters they check out any address prior to signing a lease. The five minutes that it takes to verify can lead to days and months of peace.

Good luck to you.