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From: The-Duke-of-Proones It depends on the contract between the new owner and seller. It is most likely the new owner will own all liabilities (your back rent) as well as the assets (property). I doubt you would be given a new lease if you are currently in arrears (I wouldn't) Nothing personal just business....... It wouldn't be beyond the realm of possiblities your one year new lease would include the back payments in your new rent agreement but you will want to keep in mind the arrearages can blow up on your credit report and you could have additional liabilities of you don't perform on your lease (not fulfill the term). Sounds like your current landlord is a candidate for sainthood. Good luck

What this twatloonatic isn't telling you is that the new landlord is fully accountable under FDCPA when trying to collect and must abide by all FDCPA regulations and rules. If he don't do that you can sue him.

Never pay any attention to what the lunatic who calls himself "The-Duke-of-Prunes" blabbers on about.

Instead of being a candidate for sainthood he is most likely a proper candidate for a nice FDCPA lawsuit.

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