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Asked on: 7/18/12, 4:07 pm

My family and I have been served with forclosure papers on the house that we are renting. It appears that the landlord hasn't been paying the mortgage. We have a month to month rental agreement with him. Are we still obligated to pay rent to him or is the rental agreement null and void?

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