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Security cameras and electronic locks are great, for the most part. The latter allows auditing of who accessed my place I would like to audit the landlord's da
by HarryHirsch 6y ago
Security cameras and electronic locks are great, for the most part. The latter allows auditing of who accessed my place
I would like to audit the landlord's daughter. Seriously, who or what I'm bringing home is no one's business. There was a time when surveillance went overboard so much that they wrote restrictions on it into the Constitution, but unfortunately the Constitution puts restraints only on the government. You'd like to see them put onto private parties as well. And then there's information leaking. Jeff Bezos owns the nation's doorbell cameras, he knows who lives where and shares the information freely with the cops that no one trusts, all without a warrent.
Is your landlord using new payment, notification, or screening systems?
Having rented from bankruptcy artists more than once I'd really really appreciate a credit history of the landlord. A repair history of the building would be nice to have, too. Can't move into a place where the roof needs fixing but the owner is too overextended to fix it.
- SilasX 6y ago>Seriously, who or what I'm bringing home is no one's business. Yes, I agree they shouldn't be doing it arbitrarily. I mean that e.g. when I suspected unauthorized access (which happened).
- leetcrew 6y ago> Seriously, who or what I'm bringing home is no one's business. sure, if you're renting an entire building. less so if you're sharing a building with other tenants. > Having rented from bankruptcy artists more than once I'd really really appreciate a credit history of the landlord. A repair history of the building would be nice to have, too. Can't move into a place where the roof needs fixing but the owner is too overextended to fix it. I bet you could get some of this if you offered to pay above market rent or if you show interest in a unit that's been listed for a while.