We had a verbal agreement to rent a house in Florida and the landlords had to take the house back because the house they were going to rent fell through. Do I have any ramafications.

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Originally Posted by betty cooprider

we had a verbal agreement to rent a house in florida and the landlords had to take the house back because the house they were going to rent fell through. do i have any ramafications.

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Please start a new question in a new thread. Sometimes people add their question to an existing thread because they evidently feel that their question is similar to the question previously discussed. It's not a good idea anyway, but in this case I fail to see how your question relates in that manner.

What do you mean "do I have any ramafications [?]"? Are you asking if you can do anything about it? I don't think so. If it had been a lease, you could have told the landords to take a hike. But a verbal agreement would be the same as a tenancy at will. And that is terminable, at the pleasure of the landlord, upon 2 weeks' notice.

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Unless you can prove the agreement, you have no recourse. If no money changed hands and you did not move in they can cancel.