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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:08:30 AM EDT
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That's absurd.
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:08:59 AM EDT
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Quoted: Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:09:19 AM EDT
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Open the door naked.
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:09:43 AM EDT
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:09:43 AM EDT
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Strange.
Call whatever department issues that stuff and ask about it to make sure it's legit. If it is, make your thoughts be known. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:10:25 AM EDT
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Oh, and move out of the ghetto.
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:10:40 AM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... BULLLLLLLL-SHIT! My lease states that this gets to be my residence and that anyone wanting to come in without a warrant has to get my permission first, unless it's a life threatening emergency. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:10:47 AM EDT
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do you have hoarder problems in your complex that someone couldhave complained about.
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:11:01 AM EDT
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What city is this?
Dan |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:11:23 AM EDT
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what city is this?
dang that is just crazy. what legal grounds do you have to refuse? |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:11:28 AM EDT
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Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... If you rent it, it's yours till the lease is up. That is what those little green slips of paper with dead presidents on them you give the landlord is for. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:11:37 AM EDT
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I need one of those. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:12:10 AM EDT
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You'd be surprised at the amount of power safety & code people have... usually more than police have in terms of entering your property and looking at stuff.
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:12:12 AM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... BULLLLLLLL-SHIT! My lease states that this gets to be my residence and that anyone wanting to come in without a warrant has to get my permission first, unless it's a life threatening emergency. You sure about that? Most leases say that they have to give you 24-48 hours of notice before the property management/landlord/other can legally enter without your permission. Read it again. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:12:49 AM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... If you rent it, it's yours till the lease is up. That is what those little green slips of paper with dead presidents on them you give the landlord is for. It comes with many clauses and stipulations. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:13:20 AM EDT
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You guys need to get out more
 I had the city code inspectors ask to go into my rentals before I got rid of them. I also had the Fire Department ask to inspect my office once for Fire Code enforcement. This is routine stuff, don't start strapping on magazines and body armor You (motown-steve/tenant) don't have to worry about it, normally citations are issued to the owner, not the tenant. It may be that some other tenant filed a complaint, they found problems and want to inspect all the apartments. You would be amazed at what can be considered a violation. I got written up for stuff like missing light bulbs, missing outlet covers, something that I never understood about how I attached the water heater etc. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:13:56 AM EDT
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Quoted: You guys need to get out more I had the city code inspectors ask to go into my rentals before I got rid of them. I also had the Fire Department ask to inspect my office once for Fire Code enforcement. This is routine stuff, don't start strapping on magazines and body armorThey are all lawyers without Bar. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:14:18 AM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... BULLLLLLLL-SHIT! My lease states that this gets to be my residence and that anyone wanting to come in without a warrant has to get my permission first, unless it's a life threatening emergency. Every lease I've ever seen says that the landlord can inspect the property with 24-hour notice (give or take.) If yours doesn't, then go ahead a change the lock on the door. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:14:40 AM EDT
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Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... BULLLLLLLL-SHIT! My lease states that this gets to be my residence and that anyone wanting to come in without a warrant has to get my permission first, unless it's a life threatening emergency. Legally, you probably don't have a leg to stand on if you intend to hide behind your lease. The fact remains that the property belongs to the owner, not the renter. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:15:14 AM EDT
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Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... If you rent it, it's yours till the lease is up. That is what those little green slips of paper with dead presidents on them you give the landlord is for. It comes with many clauses and stipulations. My lease has very few clauses and stipulations. And yes, code enforcement is proabaly looking for fire code violations. They may be trying to keep the building from burning around your ears. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:15:16 AM EDT
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It's a money-grab by the City. They have been talking about doing this in Austin. The City is not making any money on new construction permits and does not want to lay off any of the hard working, pension drawing employees. Last I heard was the fee for these inspections would range from $25- $75 per residence. This is going to encompass single family homes and all apartment units.
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:15:21 AM EDT
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Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you have nothing to hide blah blah blah 
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:15:36 AM EDT
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It's all about writing tickets to raise revenue. TT
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:15:53 AM EDT
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If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the add a pile of feces in the tub... fify |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:16:01 AM EDT
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I need one of those. So do I. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:17:20 AM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... Thats not true at all. He still maintains a residence there. If it is listed in the contract, the landlord can give 24 hours notice and do a walk through but he cannot do it on behalf of the government. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:17:24 AM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... If you rent it, it's yours till the lease is up. That is what those little green slips of paper with dead presidents on them you give the landlord is for. It comes with many clauses and stipulations. My lease has very few clauses and stipulations. And yes, code enforcement is proabaly looking for fire code violations. They may be trying to keep the building from burning around your ears. OK, then help OP sue everybody until he is blue in the face and broke, because they are in their legal right if the landlord/property management allows them in and gives tenants proper notice. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:17:32 AM EDT
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Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... BULLLLLLLL-SHIT! My lease states that this gets to be my residence and that anyone wanting to come in without a warrant has to get my permission first, unless it's a life threatening emergency. Legally, you probably don't have a leg to stand on if you intend to hide behind your lease. The fact remains that the property belongs to the owner, not the renter. Of course it belongs to the owner. Under contract, the owner essentially surrenders control of the property in exchange for money. And most leases do have right of entry clauses as long as reasonable notice is given. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:17:36 AM EDT
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Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... BULLLLLLLL-SHIT! My lease states that this gets to be my residence and that anyone wanting to come in without a warrant has to get my permission first, unless it's a life threatening emergency. Check your lease agreement again. I bet there's a part in there that states the landlord may enter your apartment as long as you are given advance notice. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:17:50 AM EDT
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It's all about writing tickets to raise revenue. TT No it's not .It's about shutting down slum lords. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:18:18 AM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... Thats not true at all. He still maintains a residence there. If it is listed in the contract, the landlord can give 24 hours notice and do a walk through but he cannot do it on behalf of the government. Yes it is. If the property management want to walk the city through, they have every right to do so. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:18:28 AM EDT
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Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... If you rent it, it's yours till the lease is up. That is what those little green slips of paper with dead presidents on them you give the landlord is for. It comes with many clauses and stipulations. My lease has very few clauses and stipulations. And yes, code enforcement is proabaly looking for fire code violations. They may be trying to keep the building from burning around your ears. OK, then help OP sue everybody until he is blue in the face and broke, because they are in their legal right if the landlord/property management allows them in and gives tenants proper notice. Never said they didn't. Strawman much? |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:18:42 AM EDT
[#33]
Loosen that tinfoil dude and go talk to the landlord.
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:18:45 AM EDT
[#34]
Quoted: Quoted: It's all about writing tickets to raise revenue. TT No it's not .It's about shutting down slum lords. This. Move out of the ghetto. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:19:16 AM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... BULLLLLLLL-SHIT! My lease states that this gets to be my residence and that anyone wanting to come in without a warrant has to get my permission first, unless it's a life threatening emergency. You sure about that? Most leases say that they have to give you 24-48 hours of notice before the property management/landlord/other can legally enter without your permission. Read it again. NOT a government entity though, that still falls under the fourth amendment. Trust me, I'm a cop and I deal with nosy no good landlords all the time. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:20:18 AM EDT
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Is it possible that some other tenats complained to the city about issues not being resolved? Therefore they want to inspect the property to make sure the landlord is taking care of the place?
I'd call and find out what is going on before I popped the covers off my Pmags. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:20:30 AM EDT
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Post a title 18 no trespassing sign
http://www.ftcldf.org/docs/farm-raids/Legal%20Notice%20No%20Trespassing.pdf http://www.nonaiswa.org/?page_id=3471 And YES these have bite and you can go after the individual and the .gov |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:21:24 AM EDT
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Complex?
Section 8 housing coming to a neighborhood near you... |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:21:37 AM EDT
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find a nice "dead body" scented air freshener and spray it right before they come in and have pictures of naked cats and dogs all on the walls
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:21:57 AM EDT
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It's all about writing tickets to raise revenue. TT No it's not .It's about shutting down slum lords. B.S. It is now policy from the top down, to look for fine revenue. Rush has spent the last few days talking about OSHA inspectors hitting construction and work sites. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:22:54 AM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... Thats not true at all. He still maintains a residence there. If it is listed in the contract, the landlord can give 24 hours notice and do a walk through but he cannot do it on behalf of the government. Yes it is. If the property management want to walk the city through, they have every right to do so. Not if the city then prosecutes the renter for any unsafe conditions. Think about this for a minute. A citation is a criminal charge. I cannot circumvent consent or a warrant through an outside entity, they essentially become an employee of the government. Can the landlord walk through, yes, can he take others through, no. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:23:51 AM EDT
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Steve where is this?? is the city of Dallas?
is the apartment complex in violation? this is bullshit...  and needs to be stopped..
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:24:10 AM EDT
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Happens to me 2 times a year. My 120 pound shepard and her American bull dog brother keep them honest .
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:24:16 AM EDT
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Steve they are inspecting the building and property not you possesions. And i am pretty sure your elected city council members voted for these inspections. The Code enforcement officer will not fine you for any violations but can fine the Lanlord after many warnings and a long drawn out legal procedure.
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:24:33 AM EDT
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What did you do to piss off expcustom?
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:25:03 AM EDT
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hide your dog/cat?
sorry it's all I got  |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:25:05 AM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Found a note on my door this morning, as did everyone else in my complex. It seems the City has decided to start going around and looking inside people's apartments for health and safety code violations. Well, they can go fuck themselves! I don't know what their little game is, but the government isn't getting into MY apartment without a warrant. These assholes can go piss up a rope. Check my apartment for safety violations. They must be getting desperate for money if they think they can just walk into someone's apartment and start issuing tickets for having a stock of magazines too close to the fire place, or too many shoes in front of the door. [mumbling]Fuckin' bastards go and piss me off before lunch...[/mumbling] If you rent, it ain't yours. Landlord gave in, you are out of options. Better clean up the pile of feces in the tub... BULLLLLLLL-SHIT! My lease states that this gets to be my residence and that anyone wanting to come in without a warrant has to get my permission first, unless it's a life threatening emergency. You sure about that? Most leases say that they have to give you 24-48 hours of notice before the property management/landlord/other can legally enter without your permission. Read it again. NOT a government entity though, that still falls under the fourth amendment. Trust me, I'm a cop and I deal with nosy no good landlords all the time. Ah, well a cop, then we should shut down the discussion. After all a cop is never wrong, right? Laws are different from place to place, state to state, never mind what is in the signed contract could allow this to happen. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:25:42 AM EDT
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this is SOP for large apt complexes
township walks in for 2 seconds makes sure nothing is rotting/on fire walks out good time to get the .gov on your side if the apt is doing a shitty job at maintenance hide your guns/illegal grow operations/home depot bucket filled with jizz and ignore it save up for a down payment on a house. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:26:30 AM EDT
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You should move to a free state.
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:26:41 AM EDT
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Quoted: Steve where is this?? is the city of Dallas? is the apartment complex in violation? this is bullshit... and needs to be stopped..Los Colinas. |
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