Isn't the landlord required by law to provide you with a different place to stay if he needs your house that badly? Because to me it sounds like he doesn't care if you'll pay, he just wants an excuse to get rid of you both. I'd try asking him to provide another place instead of asking for more time.
In any case, good luck.
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I think if he did then he would also require me to pay higher rent depending on where we ended up, and we're already struggling to even buy toilet paper to wipe our asses with because we struggled for 3 months each to find a job that would hire us. But as far as I know, that law only applies if the relocation is only temporary. And I don't think they intended for our removal to be temporary.
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My first thought is that can't possibly be legal, or even if it is, renters' rights should still apply in some form or the other. Is there any legal action that can be taken? Or even a consult?
Shadowcat5150
Unfortunately there isn't much we can do. My roommate asked for the extension but they told us they wouldn't give us one because they want to start fixing the house on the 1st. He's been doing his research to figure out how to swing this, but as of right now I'm more or less just preparing for the worst. As I'm not on the lease, there's nothing I can do to begin with. If I can't get the funds to be able to afford to get my own place, my only other option is to go back to my toxic ass family and save the money everyone donates to put toward a new home for myself.