Pam
Well it's ok for him,maybe not so much for you unless you find out what the new owner intends to do with the property. If they are buying it as an investment, they may want you to stay. However,if they are buying it to live in and intend to evict you when your lease is up, that could be a problem. Once the property changes hands, you are at the mercy of the new owner.
curtisports2
Why would it NOT be OK for an owner to sell property THEY own? Why would you think that you renting property takes away an owner's rights?
The only thing the law has to say on the subject is that if there is a written lease in place, the new owner of the property must honor that lease until it expires. After 8 years, unless you keep signing renewals every year, you have become a month-to-month tenant, in which you AND the landlord can end the tenancy at any time simply by following state law on advance notice. A new owner could give you notice the day after they take ownership, and you will have to be out by the end of the notice period.
GEEGEE
Sure. If you have a lease the new owner is required to honor it, until its term runs out. If you are month to month, that can continue, or not, depending on what the new owner wants to do.
Judy
Of course it's OK - HE owns it. why wouldn't it be ok?
Pearl L
its their house, if you want it ask them if you can buy it