When the landlord rents the property out they give up some of their rights to that property. They can’t just let anyone in whenever they want. Therefore, you, the occupant can allow a vampire in, while your landlord cannot. At least, not without giving you prior notification and possibly hiring the vampire to do some sort of work.
My ex landlord found this out the hard way. Put up cameras and they ended up paying for 6ish months of my rent and my court and legal costs which weren’t much because I did it pro se.
When the landlord rents the property out they give up some of their rights to that property. They can’t just let anyone in whenever they want. Therefore, you, the occupant can allow a vampire in, while your landlord cannot. At least, not without giving you prior notification and possibly hiring the vampire to do some sort of work.
That’s why so many vampires are contractors these days.
These two replies are great.
Made my day, thank you!
My ex landlord found this out the hard way. Put up cameras and they ended up paying for 6ish months of my rent and my court and legal costs which weren’t much because I did it pro se.