What are my right if the unit I rent is being sold?

I live in Las Vegas The owner of the unit I owne is selling the unit. I have never dealt iwth the owne ri rent though a property management company. The management compay have not inform me that the unit is being sold. I recieved a call for the selling agent that got my informaiton form the management company. the agent told me that unit is being sold and I might need to move in 30 days after the unit is sold. what right do I have if i heve not got en any information form the owner or the property management office? can anyone please help.

In Florida if you live in a rental property and the property is sold, the buyer has to purchase it under the condition that a lease is in place. The buyer has to let you finish the remainder of your lease. You can not get evicted due to the sale of the property. There will always be stipulations in this case. If in any way you have broken your lease, then yes, you can be asked to leave with in 30 days. Laws may be different their then in Florida.

if new owner wants to live there he has every right to do so once he buys it. - call the mgmt company - maybe they didn't even known the owner was looking to sell

Do you have a fixed term lease?

Does your lease contain a clause regarding termination of your lease/tenancy if the unit is sold?

contact your local hud office
http://www.hud.gov/renting/index.cfm

They have to serve you with a formal document in writing. I would look at your lease and see what it says. But, I would also start looking for a new place to live. I would think it would be very odd that they would kick you out if you live in an apartment complex.

I work in Commercial Real Estate and typically when we sell a property, we have to notify the tenants with an Estopple certificate stating the terms of their lease, and they have to sign it and return to us. This document is for the lendor to verify the income of the property. Until you get anything in writing, I wouldn't worry too much about it. You do have rights, I would investigate them for your area. Also, talk to your neighbors or call your landlord and verify the information.