Where will I end up

My advice is accurate as I am a lawyer working for Citizens Advice as you will see if you read my post

Don't assume your new landlord will be happy to maintain the status quo. We know people who bought a bungalow with sitting tenants as it was cheap. They eventually got the tenants out and renovated the property to live in themselves. The tenants were rehoused by a housing association. Until you know the intentions of the new owners it would be wise to maybe register with the council or HA. Hopefully you will be able to stay but its wise to take advice.

You need to contact Shelter. I am on the tenancy matters UK on Facebook and they never recommend CAB. They say they give incorrect advice and don't enough about housing issues. The Facebook group give excellent advice.

For a landlord to evict you, they need a section 21 which gives you two months rights to move out. This is when you can apply to council.

Quite lightly you will be fine and the new buyer will want you as a tenant. Just make sure you read up on your rights.

I also sold my house and started to rent, it is the worst thing I could have done as there is no real protection in renting as you can be asked to leave at any time.

CassieJ That’s an unwarranted slur by the tenancy matters group! Citizens advice advisers have rigorous training by Shelter as part of their learning, none of the advisers can advise until they have under gone comprehensive legal training! I supervise a team of 20 at a time and we obtain consistently excellent quality of advice audit scores. All my advisers run potential advice before me prior to speaking to the client and I am legally trained with over 20 years experience!!