can a landlord say who can and can't come to your home legally? Is that a violation of an tents rights?

Question

Well my landlord gave my niece a no tresspassing paper with their letter head on it. Iwant to know if she can do that? Has she violated my rights as a tenat.

Answer 1

Alot matters what is in the lease. Since it is technically their property they would hold the right to keep anyon from being on the property, just as they have the ultimate decision to give someone the boot if they break the conditions of the lease.

Answer 2

That depends if it was in the contract you signed when you moved in, dig out that paper that you filed somewhere and take a look at it and see if he has anything about that on there and if he doesn't have anything about who comes and go's then I believe? No there is nothing he can do, UNLESS you are being loud, or partying ya know something like that, then he does have the right! (pretty sure anyway?)LOL look under www.landlordrights.com or tennetsrights.com I can't remember which one for sure but I had to go there not to long ago myself. Good Luck! sunnydays

Answer 3

Depends on what's in your lease. I don't think he can keep someone from just visiting you unless they repeatedly violate parking or noise regulations but they can definitely keep someone from spending the night, vacationing or living with you. Check out all your paperwork to see what all is included in the do's and don'ts of your lease agreement.

Answer 4

there are 2 sides to every story. you didn't tell us why the landlord doesn't like your niece. are there restrictions on roommates? does she do drugs, is she using the property to turn tricks, etc.?

Answer 5

Since they own the property, yes. However, I feel that there's probably more to this story that you aren't telling us. Why did they do this? Did she destroy property? If so, I can see why they would do something like that.

Answer 6

It is the landlord's property and they have the right to restrict whom can and cannot be on their property.