Just because you rent, it does not mean you have to give up your rights.Originally Posted by mommanessy247
wrong...
having lived in apartments in california i know first hand that management can and will if they deem fit, come into your home. why do you think they always request a copy of the keys of any locks you put in, even if its a lock on a bedroom door. they dont have to ask you for permission or even tell you that they will. if they think you have something there thats not allowed they will come in and although you have the right to not allow them entry that is to them admission of guilt.
theres absolutely no privacy when it comes to renting apartments or anything for that matter.
i HATE apartments. i dont like being so close to other people like that, like my living room is directly adjacent to theirs & only separated by a wall. their noise disturbs you & vise versa...ugh! hate it!
no privacy + no freedom = a whole lotta stress.
http://www.nolo.com/article.cfm/obje...4/138/160/FAQ/
If your municipality has laws stating you can not own reptiles, I don't think condoning breaking laws should be encouraged on a public site. Or if you have a written contract with your landlord stating you can not own reptiles, you should not breach the contract as you agreed to the contract terms in the first place.
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