AGTO
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AGTO, you really like to try to get into it, don't you?
much like yourself...you just have to get a dig in, every time you post.
quit being so passive aggressive.
Stop being such a condecending snob.
AGTO, you really like to try to get into it, don't you?
quit being so passive aggressive.
Stop being such a condecending snob.
totally agree..where Im staying now until my condo is completed there are two rental houses to students.The problem of course is the parties they hold,well it took some coaching to get the neighbors involved (elderly) and got a petition going and sent it to the landlord and a month latter all the offending tenants were evicted,in fact we found out these tenants were evicted from the previous location.I will never back down from anyone also if I feel the renters/owners are being inconsiderate towards the neighbors.
totally agree..where Im staying now until my condo is completed there are two rental houses to students.The problem of course is the parties they hold,well it took some coaching to get the neighbors involved (elderly) and got a petition going and sent it to the landlord and a month latter all the offending tenants were evicted,in fact we found out these tenants were evicted from the previous location.I will never back down from anyone also if I feel the renters/owners are being inconsiderate towards the neighbors.
credit checks and referrals do cut down on bad tenants but its not %100 you filter out the bad tenants.Make sure on the rental contract you state that "guest" are not allowed to live in the unit unless stated and the one renting the unit is the one actually living there,you see so many renters renting for their friends who have a bad history records.Legally you have a lot of power but being aggressive to the problem is the key.Use all the means the condo act allows and definitely talk to neighbors and the board about the problems,the last thing the board wants is having lawyers involved.
I have a new condominium being built and there's a clause in the condo documents that states that 60% of hardwood/tile flooring in my unit must be covered by area rugs to decrease noise transmission. Here's the thing: I'm not getting hardwood flooring or tiling done - it's going to be concrete all around. While I'm not wondering about this because I want to be a bad neighbour, I do wonder if such a law is enforceable when the type of flooring that needs to be covered is specified in such a way. Any lawyer's on the thread? Would a bylaw need to be passed to change the wording?
If the renters don't want to move. It's time consuming and maybe not able to evict? If they pay on time, how can the owner or board evict them? If they do, they would have to go through the court and that takes time. Then they're allowed a month or so to find new place, etc.
I dont think you allow to have the floors "raw" when you move in,you must have a flooring on top of the base concrete.Maybe some else that knows legality of this.