The landlord sells the house during the lease period.

The subjectivity of law: 1. What should the landlord do if he sells the house during the lease period? If the landlord sells the house during the lease period, it can be handled as follows: 1. The lessee has the preemptive right to the house sold by the landlord; 2. After the house is sold, the validity of the lease contract is not affected by the change of the owner, and the lessee can still rent it; 3. If the behavior of the landlord and the seller affects the lessee's normal renting, the lessee may request to reduce the rent or not pay the rent. Second, is the landlord's lease contract still valid? The landlord sells the house during the lease period, and the lease contract is still valid. According to the law, if the ownership of the leased property changes during the lessee's possession under the lease contract, the validity of the lease contract will not be affected. This is also "buying and selling does not break the lease". If, within the term of the lease contract, the landlord drives the lessee away on the grounds of selling the house, the landlord's behavior constitutes a breach of contract, and the lessee may claim payment of liquidated damages or compensation for losses from the landlord. Three. Under what circumstances does the lessee enjoy the preemptive right? The lessee may enjoy the preemptive right under the following circumstances: if the lessor sells the leased house, it shall notify the lessee within a reasonable period before the sale, and the lessee shall enjoy the preemptive right under the same conditions. After the lessor performs the notification obligation, if the lessee fails to explicitly express the purchase within fifteen days, it shall be deemed that the lessee waives the preemptive right. Legal objectivity: Article 725 of the Civil Code changes the ownership of the leased property within the lessee's possession period according to the lease contract, without affecting the validity of the lease contract. Article 726 of the Civil Code stipulates that if the lessor sells the leased house, it shall notify the lessee within a reasonable period before the sale, and the lessee shall have the preemptive right under the same conditions; Except that the house is preempted by the owner or the lessor sells the house to a close relative. After the lessor performs the notification obligation, if the lessee fails to explicitly express the purchase within fifteen days, it shall be deemed that the lessee waives the preemptive right.