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Right, so you're making my point for me. The apartment owner literally has no power over whether or not the larger building complies with these regulations. So
by marknutter 13y ago
Right, so you're making my point for me. The apartment owner literally has no power over whether or not the larger building complies with these regulations. So maybe that's the point; to prevent them from ever subletting their apartments. If so then just make subletting illegal and be done with it.
A question to ask yourself: does it make sense to require hotels to adhere to these safety regulations but not apartment buildings?
- untog 13y agoIf so then just make subletting illegal and be done with it. Which it is, without landlord permission. Which, pretty clearly, most people are not obtaining.
- rayiner 13y ago> A question to ask yourself: does it make sense to require hotels to adhere to these safety regulations but not apartment buildings? It might. It might be reasonable to assume more familiarity with fire exit locations in an apartment building than in a hotel.