sj - if you are signing a lease, you should be fine. Unfortunately, I've been through the "get settled then have the place sold" thing. It doesn't necessarily mean that the new owners would want you out, and if the real estate agent feels that there is only a 1% chance of it selling, you will likely be ok.

Epic - I have already given away the clerical level work I did - so a temp is not an option. I work in some very specialized programs that require special permissions within the company. My main beef is that I've been told to delegate, so fine, I'm trying - but it takes two to tango - ya know?

It's a risk if you do move in that you may have to move out sooner than you'd like.

I agree with Cash, unfortunately. I mean, it depends who the owner sells to, but a month to month agreement doesn't give you a lot of leverage.

Can you look for something else in the area? With the end of the month coming up, maybe something has come available since you looked last.

Oh, that's rough, sj. They realy should have disclosed that before you moved in, whether they thought it was likely or not. The probability that it will impact you is not up to them, you know? Gah.

If it were me, I'd go ahead and finish moving in and hope the place didn't sell. But I am very far from sure that that's the smart thing to do.

I agree with Cash, unfortunately. I mean, it depends who the owner sells to, but a month to month agreement doesn't give you a lot of leverage.

I know. I feel like an idiot, but I was assured by good friends that this is more common than not in Worcester, so I didn't worry about it. We both have to be out of our apartments by the end of the month, so we have to move in regardless. I think we are just going to start looking around to see what else we find, meanwhile seeing what happens with showing the condo, etc.

sj, that both sucks and blows. I fervently hope the owner can't/doesn't sell the place.

Too thin?

Yeah, I roll my eyes at her. He's looking thinner because he's getting taller, but he's still at the 55% for weight.

Oh, and Cindy, here's that book I was talking about on LJ. I really liked it.

sj, that both sucks and blows. I fervently hope the owner can't/doesn't sell the place.

Is it evil to ask for anti-selling~ma?

OoooOOOooh. Only 80 posts til the end of the thread. I don't know if I've been around for a thread-closure before.

So, any final thoughts for SB 30's title?

Once again, I will miss Thread Close and Thread Rebirth. It's bedtime over here.

sj, it's not evil at all to hope she can't sell. Did you and Dave pay a fee to this rental agent? If so, you might want to think about writing a nasty letter demanding your fee back since they withheld information, or, say, if she does sell and you're evicted w/in the next 12 months that they help you find a new, comparable place to live for you without charging you another fee.

That's such crap. Whether they thought she'd be able to sell it or not, they still should've disclosed that little tidbit of information. Jerks.

The part I'm most disgruntled about, on your behalf, is that she'll want to show the place and that is such a PITA for you and Dave. Grrr.