this preson doe's not ownthe propety. She just manage the property.?

Question

My niece didn't destroy anything on the property. She didn't break any rules while visiting me. I was told that she assulted someone, but charges were never filed. She checked and their aren't any charges pending.So i want to know what are my rights as a tenat. Should she be allow to visit me in my home ; i do pay rent.

Answer 1

This is flaky//and fishy
the police come to you if there is a complaint..
they come even if someone complained and dropped the charges so you know..there was a phone call

be more clear.. this sounds very very strange.

simply ... the police come to all complaints..domestic etc..if charges pressed or dropped they tell you..so you know..
very strange

Answer 2

This sounds like part of the story is missing, but I think I can assist u. A manager of a property is the represenative of the owners and therefor has the right to refuse a person who may have caused a disturbance or any problem, as a renter u r responsible for the actions of your guest, u r even responsible if u have a guest that causes property damages. U and many others r not aware of all legalities because it seems most people never bother to read their entire lease, it is a legal and binding contract like any other and should be taken as such. Hope this helps and one last thing be careful who ur friends r and how they act, ur neighbors have a right to complain, a bad friend who comes to your home could cause u to get evicted I have dealt with that more times than I care to remember, and guess what they dont care not their place.

Answer 3

There were no charges filed. No charges pending. Then, yes, your niece has the right to visit you. I would simply make it clear that she avoid the person who made the complaint. If you don't know who this person is. Then ask your manager for the name. And, tell her you will need a written complaint as well as a written notice that your niece is not allowed to visit you and for what reasons. The manager cannot go on verbal complaints alone, nor can she give verbal restrictions. If it's not in writing, it does not hold up in court. Let's hope it doesn't come to this.

Answer 4

If everything is as you say,she should be allowed to visit you.I have a feeling that you are leaving out some critical facts.The manager of the property is advised by the owner as to what is expected of the tenat. If your neice did assult someone,that person would have to be the one to file charges.

Answer 5

I am not sure what you are asking. Of course, any person can VISIT you in your home. A landlord cannot restrict that unless the complaining tenant seeks a restraining order agst your niece. In which, she may not be able to come on the property at all.

As for your rights....well, in this circumstance you have none. The issue is a private matter btw the complaining tenant and your niece.

Answer 6

In general the landlord can not dictate who visits you but their always exceptions

1: an assault charge but they need proof not hearsay
2: some large public housing authority

if just a general apartment in a small complex, in general no, next time she is on the property with your permission police will be hard to press charges of trespassing but their always exceptions

but also what does your lease say

Answer 7

The manager speaks for the owner so I'd say you'd have to abide buy her request. If you don't they can call the police and charge your niece for tresspassing.


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Answer 8

what the hell are you talking about