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Another renting question...

MrsDe2008MrsDe2008 member
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Sorry...I'm a newbie at this tho'. =/

Does your landlord have a key to your place?

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  • musiscoutmusiscout
    Yes. I'm not sure about NY law. In wisconsin, they did, but needed to give you 24hr. notice to show the place or do repairs. In emergencies, like water coming out under your door, they use it.
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  • LMRogsLMRogs
    Yes, but they have to ask for permission to enter. As pp said, they let themselves in to do repairs and for emergencies (though they call me even then).
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  • Nova726Nova726 member
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    Yes, they always have, it's still their property. It's never been a problem for me, they never let themselves in without talking to me, and they've let me in a couple times I locked myself out.
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  • firedancer22firedancer22

    imageNova726:
    Yes, they always have, it's still their property. It's never been a problem for me, they never let themselves in without talking to me, and they've let me in a couple times I locked myself out.

    this, exactly.  ours even fed our cats while we were on vacation.

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  • Liz813Liz813
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    No, but since we act as the "supers", we have a key to all the other apartments.  Knock on wood, there has never been an emergency reason to use them.
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  • subdolasubdola
    Yes, the super lives in the building and has all the keys.  During our wedding madness we were getting so many packages (which the super would accept from UPS thankfully!) he just started putting them in the apartment when he signed for them.  We would come home nearly every day to a new box in our entryway!
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