<human>: This is probably going to be really important for me to know in a few months. The only notice I received of this was back in January, one week before the transfer was made - it was via a piece of paper that was stapled to my front door.

No mention on said paper about what happens with existing leases or new expectations.

My current roommate seems to be getting sketchier as time goes on and has stopped paying utilities. The old landlord couldn't give two shits about things like this and only wanted his rent money and for the place to be intact. New landlord says there is a clause in the lease which states that power MUST BE ON at all times, which seems weird because they clearly don't want to pick up the utilities in their own name if something were to happen.

I'm concerned they will try to pull something on me come July when the lease I signed a year ago gives out. I'm going to call to ask about my move-in, move-out papers for inspections, what happens to the security deposit I made etc... But I think they would have an incentive to lie to me about some things if a previous lease agreement is invalid.

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<bot>: The lease I signed was with somebody completely different. I have never seen or been asked to look at/sign a new one. Terms are clearly different in new lease.