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6 Ways to Support Another Woman
Every Thursday, I have been glued to the hit television show, 'The Apprentice". It is drama at it's finest, except there is something that is painful for me to watch as a woman. When the show began the women dominated and worked together as a...
Baby's First Days at Home
The moment that you have waited for has finally arrived: the day you bring your newborn baby home from the hospital. Like all other expectant parents you will have spent the last nine months preparing for this day. You will have a baby room full of...
Exciting Vacations in Your Own Backyard - You Don't Need To Travel Far To Experience A Memorable Getaway
(NC)—The summer is in full swing and so is the travel season as Canadians take advantage of the long awaited warm breezes and sunny skies. For those of us without a family cottage or a plane ticket out of the province, the options may seem...
Interview with A Coach Who Helps Men Become Better Fathers
“He’s disobeyed me again,” Bill fumed as he walked in the door at night. The kitchen was a mess and his teenage son was playing “Grand Theft Auto: Vice City” on the computer with rap music blaring at 106 dB, known to cause permanent damage in less...
The Legal Process of an Eviction
In the event that a landlord decides to evict their tenant, he or she must follow certain guidelines. The landlord can legally evict you for three different reasons: 1. You miss a rent payment. 2. You violate the rules stated in the lease i.e....
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WHEN CAN YOUR LANDLORD ENTER YOUR APARTMENT?
In renting an apartment or a house you will lose some of your privacy rights.
Anyone Home? Your landlord will be able to enter your home to make repairs and in certain cases to make inspections. Your lease should outline when and how your landlord will be able to enter your apartment. If your lease does not specify this your landlord may be able to enter without giving you advanced notification.
Your lease should state:
WHEN: Your landlord should be able to enter only during reasonable hours. 2:00 A.M. is not
reasonable.
HOW: Generally he should give you 24 hour notice.
WHY: He must have a sound reason for entering your home such as making a needed repair or to make a necessary inspections. A valid inspection would be to check for leaks or ensuring that his no-pet policy is being followed. Your landlord cannot enter your apartment just to snoop around.
EMERGENCIES - In this case when life and property are at risk as in the case of a fire or broken water pipe no notice is needed.
About the Author
dan the roommate man
www.roommateexpress.com
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