The owner of the home rented by Hatcher's family had filed for bankruptcy and foreclosure proceedings were under way for the home in which they lived. The Hatcher family believed they had to move, and did so, at a steep cost. We had great neighbors, lots of kids. We have four kids. All had friends.
Renters do have a protective timeline, though, according to state law.
So, she should have received that. I think it's real important for residents to know that an owner and a landlord cannot remove them from their dwelling, regardless of what the circumstances are, without a court order. English recommends that renters know both their rights and the details of their leases. The Albuquerque area has about 63,000 rental apartments in addition to single-family homes that can be rented. Tenants who believe their rights have been violated by a landlord can call the Landlord-Tenant Hotline, which can provide information based on state law.