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Topic	My roommate called to scream at and intimidate me last night
grimhilde00 10/09/22 12:23:40 AM #24:	adjl posted... Unless the lease agreement explicitly prohibits visitors (or outlines conditions under which they're allowed/disallowed), then they are entitled to have them, whether you like it or not. You are in no way entitled to privacy in a property you rent out unless you explicitly stipulate it somehow in the lease. That said, him being so abusive could probably qualify as grounds for eviction, or at the very least threatening it. this girlfriend has been there for a very long time, usually lease agreements have limits on how many nights guests can stay consecutively. And she brought a CAT. Which is very against lease terms. That's no longer a visitor, that's someone acting as a resident not on the lease. <cite>grimhilde00 posted [p:968589251] in My roommat... [t:80191450]...</cite> <quote>adjl posted... </cite><quote>Unless the lease agreement explicitly prohibits visitors (or outlines conditions under which they're allowed/disallowed), then they are entitled to have them, whether you like it or not. You are in no way entitled to privacy in a property you rent out unless you explicitly stipulate it somehow in the lease.That said, him being so abusive could probably qualify as grounds for eviction, or at the very least threatening it.</quote>this girlfriend has been there for a very long time, usually lease agreements have limits on how many nights guests can stay consecutively. And she brought a CAT. Which is very against lease terms. That's no longer a visitor, that's someone acting as a resident not on the lease.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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