Posted by MarkB_MI on June 24, 2017 at 07:00:09 from (70.194.15.7):
In Reply to: farm renting posted by tom kania on June 24, 2017 at 06:26:56:
You don't say if you're the tenant or a survivor of the landlord. Presumably it's the former.
Generally speaking, the rights and responsibilities of a party to a contract pass to that party's heirs upon his death. So the lease remains in effect until it expires or is otherwise terminated. Assuming the landlord did not have a trust and died intestate, any rent goes to the landlord's estate.
The best thing for the tenant to do is proceed as if he is unaware of the death of the landlord. He should continue to mail rent checks to the landlord and otherwise carry on as if nothing has happened. He should only respond to requests from the executor of the estate once that person has provided proof of the landlord's death and that they are the legally appointed executor of the estate (or trustee of the trust).
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