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Old 02-11-2011, 08:53 AM #1
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I really wish I had the option of turning away these idiots but according to my lease and manlier/tenant law, I don’t . The owner has the right to put a lock box on the house (which they have done) and give me reasonable notice (12 hours) then they can just open the door to my home without my permission. It's very, very stressful to say the least.

I'm gonna start my own thread about this because I don’t wanna be a hijacker .
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I really wish I had the option of turning away these idiots but according to my lease and manlier/tenant law, I don’t . The owner has the right to put a lock box on the house (which they have done) and give me reasonable notice (12 hours) then they can just open the door to my home without my permission. It's very, very stressful to say the least.

I'm gonna start my own thread about this because I don’t wanna be a hijacker .
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so they do have to give 12 hours notice? that is at least better than someone barging in without warning. I hope the home sells quickly so the parade will end.
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The MANlier/tenant law...I'm not suprised..
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Dej You're wonderful, those comments should just slide off you. I know it's tough though, and I think we all experience moments of sensitivity, MS or not. You're definitely not alone.
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