If I’ve leasing/renting to own a home and land for 2 years now and the person who we are buying
from still has stuff in the shop, how long does he have to get his stuff out?
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If I’ve leasing/renting to own a home and land for 2 years now and the person who we are buying
from still has stuff in the shop, how long does he have to get his stuff out?
Asked on December 9, 2018 under Real Estate Law, North Carolina
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 5 years ago | Contributor
If the property you. are renting includes the shop, they should have removed it 2 years ago, unless the agreement specifically allows them to keep the use of that space and keep belongings, etc. in it. Otherwise, when you rent space, you rent the exclusive use of that space; the landlord/owner, however, is not giving you exclusive use and posssession, such as by keeping. his stuff there, he is breaching or violating the agreement; in that event, you could potentially sue the landlord/owner for breach of contract to get a court order that he remove his stuff and/or compensation (e.g. an amount of money equal to the fair "rent" for the amount of space he has been using).
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