Can I still get the apartment even if my credit is not the same as others?
Q. I am interested in renting/living in an apartment in Los Angeles, CA. This apartment is so beautiful and spacious. The rent is expensive because it cost about $1500/month to live there. I know that L.A. is expensive, but I always wanted to live there when I was a kid, since I am from Chicago. I also noticed that landlords look at your credit report to see your credit, and I am not sure which credit report they would look at. I don't want to get rejected because I really want to live at that apartment. I am also afraid that my credit score would be bad from the other two credit reports since I already know that one of my credit scores on one of my credit reports is good. My question is should I keep my fingers crossed and hope that I do get… [cont.]
Asked by Mrs. Omarion - Mon Apr 10 20:16:57 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some places will let you get the apartment while others wont the best solution is the contact the apartment u are willing to get and ask the this question in person or by phone.
Answered by -+-|oNe|-+- - Mon Apr 10 20:18:45 2006
Q. I am interested in renting/living in an apartment in Los Angeles, CA. This apartment is so beautiful and spacious. The rent is expensive because it cost about $1500/month to live there. I know that L.A. is expensive, but I always wanted to live there when I was a kid, since I am from Chicago. I also noticed that landlords look at your credit report to see your credit, and I am not sure which credit report they would look at. I don't want to get rejected because I really want to live at that apartment. I am also afraid that my credit score would be bad from the other two credit reports since I already know that one of my credit scores on one of my credit reports is good. My question is should I keep my fingers crossed and hope that I do get… [cont.]
Asked by Mrs. Omarion - Mon Apr 10 20:16:57 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some places will let you get the apartment while others wont the best solution is the contact the apartment u are willing to get and ask the this question in person or by phone.
Answered by -+-|oNe|-+- - Mon Apr 10 20:18:45 2006
If I rent a second apartment solely because it is closer to where I work can that rent be a tax deduction?
Q. I work Mon Tue Thur Fri, I spend All day Sat and Sun in the apartment I share with my wife plus Friday, and Tuesday Nights. The only reason I rent the second apartment is becuse it is where my job is: 75 miles from the apartment I share with my wife, the only purpose for having the second apartment is for me to be near my job. So can I declare the rent on thesecond apartment a "work Expense" on my taxes?
Asked by elgueero - Mon Apr 7 22:11:57 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, if that's where your regular job is. If it's a temporary assignment, maybe.
Answered by Judy - Tue Apr 8 02:36:44 2008
Q. I work Mon Tue Thur Fri, I spend All day Sat and Sun in the apartment I share with my wife plus Friday, and Tuesday Nights. The only reason I rent the second apartment is becuse it is where my job is: 75 miles from the apartment I share with my wife, the only purpose for having the second apartment is for me to be near my job. So can I declare the rent on thesecond apartment a "work Expense" on my taxes?
Asked by elgueero - Mon Apr 7 22:11:57 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, if that's where your regular job is. If it's a temporary assignment, maybe.
Answered by Judy - Tue Apr 8 02:36:44 2008
How does the heater in my apartment work?
Q. I live in a big apartment building that's probably 25 years old. The building has free water and free heat to all the residents. The heater runs along the floor on one wall in the living room, bedroom, and bathroom. I know that there is water running through the heaters because sometimes I can hear it. Also, the people down the hall turned the knobs on the heater & hot water sprayed out. (Our lease agreements say that we're not suppose to touch the knobs and they were evicted.) Our apartments are toasty warm and very dry. I assumed the apartments were steam heated. But, the lady next door said that it can't be steam heat because the apartments wouldn't be so dry. Also, if I change the temp on the thermostat, the temp in my apartment… [cont.]
Asked by skyblue - Sun Nov 5 16:21:34 2006 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If you want to get warm why not try setting a fire in the house?
Answered by Double J - Jonni Jigolo - Sun Nov 5 16:34:17 2006
Q. I live in a big apartment building that's probably 25 years old. The building has free water and free heat to all the residents. The heater runs along the floor on one wall in the living room, bedroom, and bathroom. I know that there is water running through the heaters because sometimes I can hear it. Also, the people down the hall turned the knobs on the heater & hot water sprayed out. (Our lease agreements say that we're not suppose to touch the knobs and they were evicted.) Our apartments are toasty warm and very dry. I assumed the apartments were steam heated. But, the lady next door said that it can't be steam heat because the apartments wouldn't be so dry. Also, if I change the temp on the thermostat, the temp in my apartment… [cont.]
Asked by skyblue - Sun Nov 5 16:21:34 2006 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If you want to get warm why not try setting a fire in the house?
Answered by Double J - Jonni Jigolo - Sun Nov 5 16:34:17 2006
How safe is it bieng in a apartment building were they are blowing asbestos in another apartment?
Q. I just moved out of an apartment to an upstairs apartment. I was sick the whole 2 years i lived in the first apartment. Im just above that apartment now and they are blowing asbestos in the apartment below me and I am having trouble breathing and my chest hurts. Could this be because of the asbestos?
Asked by Michelle - Tue Apr 27 14:05:20 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I just moved out of an apartment to an upstairs apartment. I was sick the whole 2 years i lived in the first apartment. Im just above that apartment now and they are blowing asbestos in the apartment below me and I am having trouble breathing and my chest hurts. Could this be because of the asbestos?
Asked by Michelle - Tue Apr 27 14:05:20 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
How does the apartment application work? Does my employer have to fill it out?
Q. I'm thinking about getting an apartment and they showed me the apartment, etc, etc. They gave me an application. So, I took a look at it, and it said my employer has to fill out-my work info, etc. And how my residential has to fill out info about where I currently live. Well, I live at home, so I don't rent. Do all apartment offices require that an employer have to fill out info?
Asked by lusciousm82 - Sun Jul 25 21:41:24 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm thinking about getting an apartment and they showed me the apartment, etc, etc. They gave me an application. So, I took a look at it, and it said my employer has to fill out-my work info, etc. And how my residential has to fill out info about where I currently live. Well, I live at home, so I don't rent. Do all apartment offices require that an employer have to fill out info?
Asked by lusciousm82 - Sun Jul 25 21:41:24 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
How do I find an apartment for just the summer?
Q. My friend and I are two college students who want to find an apartment that we can live in for just the summer. Neither of us have ever rented an apartment for so we're new to the process, but all the apartments we find are for long term. Are there apartments out there that people can rent for just the summer and if so how do I go about finding them?
Asked by phonix - Mon Jun 14 11:55:28 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a few ways. Look in the classifieds for apartments to sublet or assign. Look to assume the lease of someone who's term is up at the end of summer. Or, find a place that rents month to month. The trick with those is that you have to keep checking back for availability as the suites come up fast and go down fast. Or, place an ad that you're looking for a place for just the summer and maybe someone will phone you.
Answered by rupan - Mon Jun 14 19:16:42 2010
Q. My friend and I are two college students who want to find an apartment that we can live in for just the summer. Neither of us have ever rented an apartment for so we're new to the process, but all the apartments we find are for long term. Are there apartments out there that people can rent for just the summer and if so how do I go about finding them?
Asked by phonix - Mon Jun 14 11:55:28 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a few ways. Look in the classifieds for apartments to sublet or assign. Look to assume the lease of someone who's term is up at the end of summer. Or, find a place that rents month to month. The trick with those is that you have to keep checking back for availability as the suites come up fast and go down fast. Or, place an ad that you're looking for a place for just the summer and maybe someone will phone you.
Answered by rupan - Mon Jun 14 19:16:42 2010
Can people get into an apartment if they have bad credit?
Q. My husband and I have previous divorces which has left our credit scores pretty poor, and next year we are planning on moving into an apartment. I called one apartment complex and they said they go to a website called "on sight". And its just a pass or fail from there. Is there someone out there that works at an apartment mangmnt office and can let me know. We don't want to waste our money on application fees, if we are just going to be ultimately told no, as app fees can be up to 60.00 a person for every apartment complex we are interested in. I forgot to add that I did ask one apartment complex if we wold be asked to pay more in deposit, and they said no, its either pass or fail...of course that was just one apartment complex though.
Asked by SAL H - Tue May 15 10:14:25 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well lets see. My dad has rented condos and homes for 30 years and has never checked a credit score. When I got my first apartment they never checked my credit score. The larget the complex the more likely they are to check and base a decsion your credit. Mainly because they have set guidelines they have to follow. Even if they do check you credit and it comes out bad, normally they will just make you put down a larger security deposit, or come up with a couple months rent off the bat. And if for some reason they reject you still from there, just try someone else. There are thousands of desperate landlords out there just waiting for tenents. Just like lenders, some landlords are more robotic and go by a pass/fail system. And some are… [cont.]
Answered by iceman - Tue May 15 10:25:36 2007
Q. My husband and I have previous divorces which has left our credit scores pretty poor, and next year we are planning on moving into an apartment. I called one apartment complex and they said they go to a website called "on sight". And its just a pass or fail from there. Is there someone out there that works at an apartment mangmnt office and can let me know. We don't want to waste our money on application fees, if we are just going to be ultimately told no, as app fees can be up to 60.00 a person for every apartment complex we are interested in. I forgot to add that I did ask one apartment complex if we wold be asked to pay more in deposit, and they said no, its either pass or fail...of course that was just one apartment complex though.
Asked by SAL H - Tue May 15 10:14:25 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well lets see. My dad has rented condos and homes for 30 years and has never checked a credit score. When I got my first apartment they never checked my credit score. The larget the complex the more likely they are to check and base a decsion your credit. Mainly because they have set guidelines they have to follow. Even if they do check you credit and it comes out bad, normally they will just make you put down a larger security deposit, or come up with a couple months rent off the bat. And if for some reason they reject you still from there, just try someone else. There are thousands of desperate landlords out there just waiting for tenents. Just like lenders, some landlords are more robotic and go by a pass/fail system. And some are… [cont.]
Answered by iceman - Tue May 15 10:25:36 2007
Want to know apartment lifetime in India and what the owners right after Lifetime?
Q. I am planning to buy an apartment in india either hyderabad or bangalore, want to know the following. 1. What is the Lifetime of the Apartment in Inida? 2. Can we live in the Apartment even after the Lifetime? 3. What will we get after the lifetime or collapse, Since the land will be common for all the flots. Will the money be shared to everyone after collapse or how does it work?
Asked by siva kumar reddy - Fri Oct 9 23:22:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. For RCC structures life time of apartments is over 100 years. Again after collapse, the co-owners have right over the whole property in the proportion of their land share as per registered document. if sold jointly, each co-owner will get proportionate amount. On the other hand if the property be redeveloped, each co-owner can have proportionate constructed area as per land share proportion on the total building area. each co-owner has to contribute construction cost in that proportion.
Answered by Veers - Sat Oct 10 00:25:16 2009
Q. I am planning to buy an apartment in india either hyderabad or bangalore, want to know the following. 1. What is the Lifetime of the Apartment in Inida? 2. Can we live in the Apartment even after the Lifetime? 3. What will we get after the lifetime or collapse, Since the land will be common for all the flots. Will the money be shared to everyone after collapse or how does it work?
Asked by siva kumar reddy - Fri Oct 9 23:22:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. For RCC structures life time of apartments is over 100 years. Again after collapse, the co-owners have right over the whole property in the proportion of their land share as per registered document. if sold jointly, each co-owner will get proportionate amount. On the other hand if the property be redeveloped, each co-owner can have proportionate constructed area as per land share proportion on the total building area. each co-owner has to contribute construction cost in that proportion.
Answered by Veers - Sat Oct 10 00:25:16 2009
When buying an apartment, how important it is to you if it is on the 3rd floor or on the 1st floor?
Q. I am tempted to go for the 3rd floor because once I am in, it has 5 windows within two sides of the building and therefore it is quite sunny, from two windows I see trees and green, while the one on the 1st floor only has only 3 windows and they are all on the same side of the building and so it is a bit gloomier apart from the morning, also the windows only face the street and therefore not much green to be seen.. Another difference is the 3rd floor apartment has 2 bedrooms and 1 living room with small bathroom and kitchen while the 1st floor apartment has 2 bedroom (no living room) but a bigger bathroom (with no window!) and bigger kitchen. The size of the two apartments is roughly the same, the one below being a tad bigger even if it… [cont.]
Asked by jon - Thu Sep 20 05:59:38 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are on the 1st floor then you will always be listening to your upstairs neighbor stomp around on the floor. If you are on the top floor you won't hear that. While I'd hate to have to lug groceries up three flights of stairs, I'd take the third floor. More light, more breeze (higher up means more cooler air) larger space and you'd be able to sleep with your windows open because there'd be less chance of someone breaking in on the third floor. If someone is going to break in they are going for the first floor apartment. 3rd floor, it's a no brainer.
Answered by Susie Derkins - Thu Sep 20 08:40:41 2007
Q. I am tempted to go for the 3rd floor because once I am in, it has 5 windows within two sides of the building and therefore it is quite sunny, from two windows I see trees and green, while the one on the 1st floor only has only 3 windows and they are all on the same side of the building and so it is a bit gloomier apart from the morning, also the windows only face the street and therefore not much green to be seen.. Another difference is the 3rd floor apartment has 2 bedrooms and 1 living room with small bathroom and kitchen while the 1st floor apartment has 2 bedroom (no living room) but a bigger bathroom (with no window!) and bigger kitchen. The size of the two apartments is roughly the same, the one below being a tad bigger even if it… [cont.]
Asked by jon - Thu Sep 20 05:59:38 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are on the 1st floor then you will always be listening to your upstairs neighbor stomp around on the floor. If you are on the top floor you won't hear that. While I'd hate to have to lug groceries up three flights of stairs, I'd take the third floor. More light, more breeze (higher up means more cooler air) larger space and you'd be able to sleep with your windows open because there'd be less chance of someone breaking in on the third floor. If someone is going to break in they are going for the first floor apartment. 3rd floor, it's a no brainer.
Answered by Susie Derkins - Thu Sep 20 08:40:41 2007
Are apartment managers usually willing to work with you when it comes to your rent?
Q. I have never been late and have been living in the same apartment for 4 and a half years. Now, I am facing a delema because I will only have half of my rent by the time rent is due and the other half a week late. Are apartment managers usually willing to be flexiable or do they have a strict order they have to stict to?
Asked by Mommy of Lily, Daisy, and Jayson - Sat Mar 29 02:01:04 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It would take more than a week to evict you anyway. If it's not something you are going to make a habit of I'm sure they will wait a week for the other half. Good luck.
Answered by Ellen L - Sat Mar 29 02:04:42 2008
Q. I have never been late and have been living in the same apartment for 4 and a half years. Now, I am facing a delema because I will only have half of my rent by the time rent is due and the other half a week late. Are apartment managers usually willing to be flexiable or do they have a strict order they have to stict to?
Asked by Mommy of Lily, Daisy, and Jayson - Sat Mar 29 02:01:04 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It would take more than a week to evict you anyway. If it's not something you are going to make a habit of I'm sure they will wait a week for the other half. Good luck.
Answered by Ellen L - Sat Mar 29 02:04:42 2008
How can I make my apartment managers check my apartment for mold?
Q. Ever since my husband and I moved into our apartment 4 months ago, we've experienced a lot of symptoms that could be caused by toxic mold. There was a leaky faucet that caused some mold growth in our outside storage closet, but our managers didn't fix the mold, they just painted over it. Is there some legal way to make our apartment managers check our entire apartment for mold? We can't move for several more months due to our contract.
Asked by Gennie Goose - Tue Sep 4 16:51:44 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact your local Board of Health
Answered by Olivia's Mommy <3 - Tue Sep 4 17:01:26 2007
Q. Ever since my husband and I moved into our apartment 4 months ago, we've experienced a lot of symptoms that could be caused by toxic mold. There was a leaky faucet that caused some mold growth in our outside storage closet, but our managers didn't fix the mold, they just painted over it. Is there some legal way to make our apartment managers check our entire apartment for mold? We can't move for several more months due to our contract.
Asked by Gennie Goose - Tue Sep 4 16:51:44 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact your local Board of Health
Answered by Olivia's Mommy <3 - Tue Sep 4 17:01:26 2007
Are apartment employees allowed to enter a tenant's apartment at any time when tenant is not home?
Q. The apartment employee is using the technique of 1-90 day of checking on tenant to see if apartment is ready for main inspection which may happen within 1-90. After this 90 day period another pre-inspection will occur within 1-90 day. Does it seem like it's giving them political freedow to come and go into a tenant's apart. Again, does apartment employees have the right to enter a tenant's apartment at any time when tenant is away or not.
Asked by downHome - Thu Jun 10 21:23:41 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO ! 24 hour notice. except in emergency
Answered by judy - Thu Jun 10 21:26:41 2010
Q. The apartment employee is using the technique of 1-90 day of checking on tenant to see if apartment is ready for main inspection which may happen within 1-90. After this 90 day period another pre-inspection will occur within 1-90 day. Does it seem like it's giving them political freedow to come and go into a tenant's apart. Again, does apartment employees have the right to enter a tenant's apartment at any time when tenant is away or not.
Asked by downHome - Thu Jun 10 21:23:41 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO ! 24 hour notice. except in emergency
Answered by judy - Thu Jun 10 21:26:41 2010
How is a studio apartment different from a regular apartment?
Q. I found a deal on a studio apartment but I wanna know how is it different from a regular apartment? What are the pros & cons? If there are any...
Asked by Cyde - Mon May 4 14:32:48 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As everyone has already stated, a studio is without a designated bedroom. The pro's are, you pay less rent. And you don't have as much to clean!! ;) The con's are, if you have a lot of stuff, you will have to be really organized or your place will feel cramped and claustrophobic. And if you plan to entertain, people are basically going to be hanging out in your living room/bedroom. I lived in a studio while in college. It was an ok deal. It was a way for me to afford living in a nicer area in town because I could not afford to live there had I rented a one bedroom. At the time, I didn't have too much, so the space worked out well for me. It actually had a little galley kitchen, but I did have to invest in a fold out table so I… [cont.]
Answered by dubious - Mon May 4 14:52:36 2009
Q. I found a deal on a studio apartment but I wanna know how is it different from a regular apartment? What are the pros & cons? If there are any...
Asked by Cyde - Mon May 4 14:32:48 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As everyone has already stated, a studio is without a designated bedroom. The pro's are, you pay less rent. And you don't have as much to clean!! ;) The con's are, if you have a lot of stuff, you will have to be really organized or your place will feel cramped and claustrophobic. And if you plan to entertain, people are basically going to be hanging out in your living room/bedroom. I lived in a studio while in college. It was an ok deal. It was a way for me to afford living in a nicer area in town because I could not afford to live there had I rented a one bedroom. At the time, I didn't have too much, so the space worked out well for me. It actually had a little galley kitchen, but I did have to invest in a fold out table so I… [cont.]
Answered by dubious - Mon May 4 14:52:36 2009
How can I find apartment on east fairview at a cheaper price?
Q. I only saw one apartment i need more detail and information about other apartment on east fairveiw in Montgomery alabama? I also need find a one or two bedroom apartment?
Asked by Talisa H - Fri Sep 8 23:25:37 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There just aren't that many apartments available along that stretch of East Fairview Avenue. There are only about three blocks' worth of rental units on the north side of Fairview between Narrow Lane Road and Agnew Street, and most of them are either condos or are rented to people associated with Huntingdon College because it is so close (or both). Maybe you should rent a duplex or fourplex in Cloverdale, College Park, or Cloverdale/Idlewild.
Answered by acyberotaku - Tue Sep 12 16:10:09 2006
Q. I only saw one apartment i need more detail and information about other apartment on east fairveiw in Montgomery alabama? I also need find a one or two bedroom apartment?
Asked by Talisa H - Fri Sep 8 23:25:37 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There just aren't that many apartments available along that stretch of East Fairview Avenue. There are only about three blocks' worth of rental units on the north side of Fairview between Narrow Lane Road and Agnew Street, and most of them are either condos or are rented to people associated with Huntingdon College because it is so close (or both). Maybe you should rent a duplex or fourplex in Cloverdale, College Park, or Cloverdale/Idlewild.
Answered by acyberotaku - Tue Sep 12 16:10:09 2006
How can i make apartment complex fix the things that needs fixing in my apartment?
Q. I live in an apartment complex and they refuse to clean my fireplace that smells and fix the stairs that is coming apart in my loft apartment. What can i do about this in San Antonio Texas.
Asked by ebonylady411 - Thu Jul 31 01:09:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tell them to fix the problem's or you will have someone to come in and fix it and you will send the bill to them.
Answered by saracol4 - Thu Jul 31 01:27:31 2008
Q. I live in an apartment complex and they refuse to clean my fireplace that smells and fix the stairs that is coming apart in my loft apartment. What can i do about this in San Antonio Texas.
Asked by ebonylady411 - Thu Jul 31 01:09:51 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tell them to fix the problem's or you will have someone to come in and fix it and you will send the bill to them.
Answered by saracol4 - Thu Jul 31 01:27:31 2008
How can I rent an apartment from someone living abroad?
Q. I want to rent an apartment in downtown LA owned by a guy who lives in London. He is living there for the next 5 years (for business purposes) and wasn't planning on renting his apartment, but has decided to do so after the fact. He is going to overnight me the keys so I can see the apartment before I agree to anything. I basically need to make sure it's all legit and don't know how to go about doing so. Any ideas?
Asked by Meals - Wed Jan 23 23:07:35 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get everthing in writting and have a realestate lawyer check it out. find out who the leasing agent is . walk very careful through this egg shell field.
Answered by robert w - Wed Jan 23 23:37:47 2008
Q. I want to rent an apartment in downtown LA owned by a guy who lives in London. He is living there for the next 5 years (for business purposes) and wasn't planning on renting his apartment, but has decided to do so after the fact. He is going to overnight me the keys so I can see the apartment before I agree to anything. I basically need to make sure it's all legit and don't know how to go about doing so. Any ideas?
Asked by Meals - Wed Jan 23 23:07:35 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get everthing in writting and have a realestate lawyer check it out. find out who the leasing agent is . walk very careful through this egg shell field.
Answered by robert w - Wed Jan 23 23:37:47 2008
Can a rental apartment complex put commercial rug in our apartment?
Q. We live in an apartment complex and we will be moving into another apartment but in the same complex, but the other apartment has their rug in bad shape so the leasing office is going to put commercial rug in the apartment. Can they do that? Isn't commercial for business and etc. Not for apartments? Can they do that?
Asked by Mari - Thu Jul 30 21:17:39 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes they can. It's the most cost effective carpet and cleans better. The cost of carpeting and labor is high these days. Only high priced/rentals do they install more esthetic carpet.
Answered by ej - Thu Jul 30 21:29:05 2009
Q. We live in an apartment complex and we will be moving into another apartment but in the same complex, but the other apartment has their rug in bad shape so the leasing office is going to put commercial rug in the apartment. Can they do that? Isn't commercial for business and etc. Not for apartments? Can they do that?
Asked by Mari - Thu Jul 30 21:17:39 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes they can. It's the most cost effective carpet and cleans better. The cost of carpeting and labor is high these days. Only high priced/rentals do they install more esthetic carpet.
Answered by ej - Thu Jul 30 21:29:05 2009
Can apartment staff enter my apartment if I am asleep or unaware of their presence?
Q. I was home alone today, because I was sick, and I was awakened by the voice of three people in my apartment. Two were apartment managers and the other was unknown. They didn't leave a note or anything to let me know that they had visited. I wasn't properly dressed to go and talk to them, and I was unable to move because of how sick I was. Is it against any rules or regulations at all for managers to come into your apartment without you knowing or even when you're home sick and asleep?
Asked by wherehasthisworldgone - Tue Nov 27 16:19:46 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes it is. They cannot enter your home without giving you written notice. Send them a Certified Letter advising them that you were home that day and that any future violations of your privacy without required legal notice will result in "appropriate action" to the `. That should stop them in their tracks.
Answered by mazziatplay - Tue Nov 27 17:08:24 2007
Q. I was home alone today, because I was sick, and I was awakened by the voice of three people in my apartment. Two were apartment managers and the other was unknown. They didn't leave a note or anything to let me know that they had visited. I wasn't properly dressed to go and talk to them, and I was unable to move because of how sick I was. Is it against any rules or regulations at all for managers to come into your apartment without you knowing or even when you're home sick and asleep?
Asked by wherehasthisworldgone - Tue Nov 27 16:19:46 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes it is. They cannot enter your home without giving you written notice. Send them a Certified Letter advising them that you were home that day and that any future violations of your privacy without required legal notice will result in "appropriate action" to the `. That should stop them in their tracks.
Answered by mazziatplay - Tue Nov 27 17:08:24 2007
How do I make my apartment smell nice when the neighbors smoke?
Q. I am a neat freak and I constantly keep my apartment clean. I wash everything at least once a week and I use reed diffusers, candles, and glade plug ins but I can still smell cigarette smoke (among other things) filtering into my apartment from the master bath, guest bath, and laundry room which is only divided from my neighbors apartment by a wall. It has to be coming from them because I do not smoke. Nothing seems to last very long. Any advice is much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Asked by Crystal - Tue Nov 18 12:43:38 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you considered an air cleaner? I have several and I believe they help. Mine are all made by bionaire, although there are many brands from their site: Air purifiers (also known as air cleaners) remove odors and common airborne pollutants from the environment by drawing air through a filter system. Reducing airborne allergens and irritants such as pollen, mold, dust, pet dander and tobacco smoke can reduce symptoms of allergies and hay fever. Air purifiers also remove odors and chemicals from household cleaners and furnishings, helping home owners create a truly healthful and pure indoor living environment for their families
Answered by unknown - Tue Nov 18 14:06:17 2008
Q. I am a neat freak and I constantly keep my apartment clean. I wash everything at least once a week and I use reed diffusers, candles, and glade plug ins but I can still smell cigarette smoke (among other things) filtering into my apartment from the master bath, guest bath, and laundry room which is only divided from my neighbors apartment by a wall. It has to be coming from them because I do not smoke. Nothing seems to last very long. Any advice is much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Asked by Crystal - Tue Nov 18 12:43:38 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you considered an air cleaner? I have several and I believe they help. Mine are all made by bionaire, although there are many brands from their site: Air purifiers (also known as air cleaners) remove odors and common airborne pollutants from the environment by drawing air through a filter system. Reducing airborne allergens and irritants such as pollen, mold, dust, pet dander and tobacco smoke can reduce symptoms of allergies and hay fever. Air purifiers also remove odors and chemicals from household cleaners and furnishings, helping home owners create a truly healthful and pure indoor living environment for their families
Answered by unknown - Tue Nov 18 14:06:17 2008
Can a landlord legally post an apartment video including my things on the web without permission?
Q. I live in Georgia and the landlord from the apartment I just moved out of has posted a video of the interior of every room of the apartment on the web which clearly shows all of my belongings. No permission was given for this. Is this legal and can I sue for damages or get reimbursed for this? Other ex tenants apartments are shown as well and all are angry in case you're a lawyer looking for a case.
Asked by lancestc - Mon Apr 7 23:09:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. examine the lease you signed and look for this clause. most likely it will not be in there. they may most likely be able to video tape it once you vacated the premises, but if they entered your premises without your permission and did this then i would get all the tenants together and sue the landlord. it almost ammouts to breaking and entering or unlawful entry. do not let them use the excuse that they were checking something or that somthing was broken either.
Answered by milton b - Mon Apr 7 23:22:18 2008
Q. I live in Georgia and the landlord from the apartment I just moved out of has posted a video of the interior of every room of the apartment on the web which clearly shows all of my belongings. No permission was given for this. Is this legal and can I sue for damages or get reimbursed for this? Other ex tenants apartments are shown as well and all are angry in case you're a lawyer looking for a case.
Asked by lancestc - Mon Apr 7 23:09:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. examine the lease you signed and look for this clause. most likely it will not be in there. they may most likely be able to video tape it once you vacated the premises, but if they entered your premises without your permission and did this then i would get all the tenants together and sue the landlord. it almost ammouts to breaking and entering or unlawful entry. do not let them use the excuse that they were checking something or that somthing was broken either.
Answered by milton b - Mon Apr 7 23:22:18 2008
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