you need to contact teh auctioneer and inform him of your contract. YOU DO HAVE A CONTRACT!!!
The landlord probably is one of the 'me no understand' brigade.

If I were you Lancsdave, when it is sold at auction threaten to leave, that they will not want, as it will be your track record that will help to sell the house if you have been a good tennant, try to find out what the recomended price is at auction and let me know.Yes I do, going to ring them tomorrow.
Does anyone know what happens to the contract if it's sold. The auction is on 29th March and we have a contract until May 10th.
If I were you Lancsdave, when it is sold at auction threaten to leave, that they will not want, as it will be your track record that will help to sell the house if you have been a good tennant, try to find out what the recomended price is at auction and let me know.
Bet the landlords had one of them text messages we were on about in that other thread.Could this be local governments attempt at repatriation?

Or is it you Dave?Have you had a text message saying your visa has run out and your due for moving back to Nelson????Bet the landlords had one of them text messages we were on about in that other thread.![]()
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Or is it you Dave?Have you had a text message saying your visa has run out and your due for moving back to Nelson????![]()
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I've just had a letter from the auctioneers. They have said it's being sold as an investment property and it does not affect my tenancy.
god forbid another emergency repair
How does that not effect your tennancy![]()
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