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Yeah, but eventually it will have to be cleared. This day my car was being driven by XX, or my apt was being leased to John Smith. While landlords can be more
by tryingagainbro 9y ago
Yeah, but eventually it will have to be cleared. This day my car was being driven by XX, or my apt was being leased to John Smith.
While landlords can be more proactive, this goes against all common sense and fairness. If my tenant grows weed or kills a person in the basement, should I go to jail?
- waisbrot 9y agoThe fines are against the property, so they go to the owner (that's part of being the owner). Murder is charged against the murderer (not the crime scene). Contraband is generally charged against the possessor (which would be either the tenant or the AirBnB guest) but the police might have different ideas about who's responsible so you should be an active landlord and have some idea of what your tenant is doing.
- yardie 9y agoThe owner will have their day in court and can clear it up about the tenant. I'm just telling you what I see. There were a few notices posted in our building. The owners have no idea until they get a court summons. If someone grows weed in your house and no one is there when the cops come knocking guess who's getting a warrant?
- cat199 9y ago> If someone grows weed in your house and no one is there when the cops come knocking guess who's getting a warrant? You do, which is then thrown out when you show that you are renting. Unlike the fines mentioned here, which stick.