BernardandMissBianca
Rum makes math fun!
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Here if they have legally purchased a house, all the papers are signed and they have possession of the property then house and all it's belongings are now theirs. They can have a yard sale, throw it out, keep it what ever they want to do. He would have no legal recourse.
Now, if they purchased the house and in the agreement he had x amount of days to vacate the property then he has until such date to remove his belongings but he will also be charged rent for those days. So if the new owners rent was $1000 per month and there were 30 days in the month that he was still living there and he was there for 14 days you would divide 1000 by 30 which is $33.33 then multiply by 14 days. He would have to pay $466.62 in rent.
Just want you wanted huh, a lesson in US realty practices.
Can you tell we were in this position before???
Now, if they purchased the house and in the agreement he had x amount of days to vacate the property then he has until such date to remove his belongings but he will also be charged rent for those days. So if the new owners rent was $1000 per month and there were 30 days in the month that he was still living there and he was there for 14 days you would divide 1000 by 30 which is $33.33 then multiply by 14 days. He would have to pay $466.62 in rent.
Just want you wanted huh, a lesson in US realty practices.

Can you tell we were in this position before???