Hmmmm why did you chose AUNT MARCY? Just curious?ENASNI said:May I say excellent answers... may I just add If you can find that camara that Aunt Marcy gave you for The Holidays last year... or if you have one of those new fangled camera phones?
Take pictures!!!
Wendy>>> Did you find Nemo?
Fair and Sir Blonde:
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Inspections by landlord
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This happened to me in PA
Someone called to complain about the apartment that it was not up to code.
A housing inspector came out and just looked at one of my outlets, they want to make sure they have the reset buttons and stuff that's all, they didn't inspect every single outlet. I'm sure it's just one or two. If they do need to check behind furniture, well that's their problem. Don't sweat it unless the apartment you live in is unfit to live in and might be condemed.
Someone called to complain about the apartment that it was not up to code.
A housing inspector came out and just looked at one of my outlets, they want to make sure they have the reset buttons and stuff that's all, they didn't inspect every single outlet. I'm sure it's just one or two. If they do need to check behind furniture, well that's their problem. Don't sweat it unless the apartment you live in is unfit to live in and might be condemed.
fairisfair said:where have you been?? no one has been enasni'd in weeks
My magic wand went missing, I am not sure I know how to Enasni anymore.
aw I have been missed...
This is great. The Forum.. ahem... has not been up to par lately ... I have been trying to avoid... if you get my drift. There are good things and bad things here. The bad have been overcoming the good. ( or they were.. I have not been around). I will only work for good. Oh... there is my magic wand... DOGGIE BAD DOGGIE>>(oops I sound like Miss Smith again...)
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( for you who know me you Know I only do crazy for the ratings,
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Have a Happy Saturday...Gotta go My dog needs I mean REALLY needs to go for a walk so you just talk amongst yourselves... it will not hurt my feelings, it has been done before.
California
Hi, I know this thread is a month old, but I am in a similar situation and hoping for some advice. My apartments are called an "affordable living" complex, there are tenants in the building who are on section 8, but the rest, like myself, work full time and the rent amount is based on income. Since this is designated as an affordable housing unit, does that change the landlords right to enter the premises simply to conduct inspections? My lease states that they will do yearly inspections to verify that we are "keeping the premises in a decent, clean, sanitary and safe condition and the inside of the premises maintained according to acceptable housekeeping standards"
Is that an acceptable reason to be inspecting our apartment?
I have one other question, my landlord says that she slipped a notice in my door to conduct one of these inspections, however I never received any notice, however anybody could have walked by and simply pulled the note off my door. Does she need to make a reasonable effort to ensure that I receive the notice (such as slipping it under my door, so it can't be pulled down)? Or is just her stating she gave me notice good enough?
Thank you for your help! =)
Hi, I know this thread is a month old, but I am in a similar situation and hoping for some advice. My apartments are called an "affordable living" complex, there are tenants in the building who are on section 8, but the rest, like myself, work full time and the rent amount is based on income. Since this is designated as an affordable housing unit, does that change the landlords right to enter the premises simply to conduct inspections? My lease states that they will do yearly inspections to verify that we are "keeping the premises in a decent, clean, sanitary and safe condition and the inside of the premises maintained according to acceptable housekeeping standards"
Is that an acceptable reason to be inspecting our apartment?
I have one other question, my landlord says that she slipped a notice in my door to conduct one of these inspections, however I never received any notice, however anybody could have walked by and simply pulled the note off my door. Does she need to make a reasonable effort to ensure that I receive the notice (such as slipping it under my door, so it can't be pulled down)? Or is just her stating she gave me notice good enough?
Thank you for your help! =)