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Find who recently purchased a house?

I rent an ADU/Guest house behind the main house, and the owners (who moved out of state months ago) recently sold it. Along with the sale came giving us our 30 day notice, when I asked if the new buyers were interested in continuing to rent out the guest house, while he said 'oh yeah I think some they have elderly parents they'll be moving in' - it came off like he was making this up on the spot and it hadn't crossed his mind to actually ask the new buyer.

I've been viewing places for rent for the last 2 weeks so if the new buyers indeed don't want to rent out the guest house, no problem, I'll be gone before they're moving in.

I can also imagine something where the buyer mentioned an elderly parent eventually moving in here, but that being a plan for years down the road.

But I don't like any of my options better than where I am now, so I'd really like to make sure the new owners were asked.

So - how can I find out who bought the place? Too early for actual property records to be updated, the sale is in escrow currently.

I don't want to tell my landlord I don't believe them. I don't want to contact my landlords agent either.

The buyer had their own agent, which I met and chatted with a bit - but I can't remember his name and all of the listings online that show the sale pending only shows my landlords agent.

I'll crush me if I go through the hassle of moving somewhere I like less, and already signed a 1 year lease when my current place shows up online for rent.

I know there's some system that only agents have access to, would it show this? Would anyone be willing to look this up for me? Again, I am only seeking to contact the agent of the buyer, which I assume there's no issues with sharing.

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