<prompt> Human: We spoke yesterday for a little bit and he made it seem like he just isnt making money like he once was and is going under. What do I need to prepare for at this point? Do I have a place to live anymore or should I be looking immediately?EDIT: It probably would help to say that Im in upstate New York and that we do have a lease currently that is on a month to month basis since my wife and I have lived here over a year now.  <response>: Geeklimits answer is basically the best answer you will get. Irishs answer, as he has now acknowledged, is entirely WRONG.When your landlord files bankruptcy the automatic stay will come into place. A bank cannot foreclose without first obtaining relief from the stay from the bankruptcy court. There are a lot of things that can happen here, but the best advice is to start looking for a place to move just in case. NOBODY can tell you 100 guaranteed whether you will have to move or not.Being on a month-to-month lease is not going to help your chances of being able to stay where you are. There is a possibility that your landlord may still own the property at the end of all this, but most likely they wont.Take ALL of the advice you get here with a massive grain of salt, even mine. There are a lot of factors that will come into play.Source: Im a bankruptcy attorney. 