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Lease agreements under new landlord pressure
The article addresses the issue of new property owners exerting pressure on tenants of residential apartments after the transfer of ownership. Some landlords are demanding immediate eviction or unofficially increasing rents. It explains that some owners exploit tenants' lack of awareness of their legal rights, which threatens the stability of family housing and fosters disputes. Experts emphasize that the sale of a property does not nullify the existing lease contract, and contractual rights must be respected. Full disclosure should be made at the time of sale, and the terms of existing agreements should be honored. Tenants are warned against harassment or unlawful rent hikes. Legal advisors recommend maintaining documentation of the lease and payment records, and officially protesting any violations when they occur.
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