The worst scenario for a tenant is when their landlord sells the property, and the new owner decides to raise the rent or evict them. You still have a right as a tenant, so don't panic even when the new owner of your apartment needs renting changes. We advise you on what to do if a new property owner wants to evict you if you object to the rent increase as part of the tenancy rights and regulations. Here some points

Firstly,

You have the right to stay there even if the owner wishes to sell the home if your lease has yet to run out and you have not received a 12-month notice. Additionally, the property will be marked with a sitting tenant if sold while you reside there.

Secondly,

If the home is sold and the new owner wants to move in, they must send you a 12-month eviction notice after receiving the keys to the property. This implies that after your lease with the previous owner expires, you must continue paying rent until the new owner gives you a further 12-month notice.

Thirdly,

If the new landlord decides to raise the rent, he must follow the ARRA index and provide you with 90 days' notice. Overall, it's crucial to keep copies of any correspondence between you and your landlord, both old and new, and to request that all correspondence is in writing. Try to work out a solution with either landlord if they put you under pressure, and if that doesn't work, file a complaint with the Ajman Rent Committee.

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