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I am a renter with a big question.

Kristen Parker
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I hope someone can help me.
We have been renting from wonderful landlords for over a year. We rented the upstairs and moved to the downstairs last month. The bottom unit had been vacant for months.
They put the house on the market about 6 months ago, Listed as 2 family unit with one apartment ready for new owner to move in.
They recently rented the other apartment and told us it was going to newly listed as investor property.
Then told us last week they were taking it off the market all together.
My concern there hs been two showings since they said it was coming off the market for byers looking to move into the house and rent out the other apartment.
We do have a lease. What does this mean for us as renters? :roll:

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