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**KLIMOV25gyi** · 05-14-2010, 10:34 PM

Incorrect. A lease agreement grants you all rights to the property you leased. So while the building may belong to someone else, while you're abiding by the lease, all rights to the apartment are yours.

The building owner has no more right to walk into your apartment than the bank representative has a right to take your leased car for a drive.

There's usually exceptions for emergencies and maintenance, but that;s it.

You just said I was incorrect, yet you just argued in favor of what I just said. Which is it?

I said, as long as the Owner/Landlord or his staff give due notice, they can enter the premises without permission. Yes, this includes Emergencies, Maintenance, and general inspections. This was a counterpoint to the statement that they need permission to enter, which is not true, if they have the need to enter the premises.

05-14-2010, 10:34 PM	#19
KLIMOV25gyi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 479 Senior Member	Incorrect. A lease agreement grants you all rights to the property you leased. So while the building may belong to someone else, while you're abiding by the lease, all rights to the apartment are yours. The building owner has no more right to walk into your apartment than the bank representative has a right to take your leased car for a drive. There's usually exceptions for emergencies and maintenance, but that;s it. You just said I was incorrect, yet you just argued in favor of what I just said. Which is it? I said, as long as the Owner/Landlord or his staff give due notice, they can enter the premises without permission. Yes, this includes Emergencies, Maintenance, and general inspections. This was a counterpoint to the statement that they need permission to enter, which is not true, if they have the need to enter the premises.
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