Are landlords allowed to make unreasonable requests?
09.06.2025 16:10
On the other side is a quarter-slab “basketball shooting” section (the paved area was there… originally for the dumpsters, were moved to the front right corner of property due to safety and enabling the sanitation department to empty the dumpster out without damaging tenant’s property and my building), which a former Tenant found and we put the pole with backboard already mounted. The middle part has two picnic tables and a double BBQ (old defunct park cast iron that I bought for $5 in an auction) grills. I also had installed 2 pools and an expanded net so they can play badminton or volleyball.
I was expecting them or one of them to post bond and get their stuff out. Apparently, the Judge revoked the bond, they had too many priors. It wasn’t until after all their stuff were put in the storage and another couple with twins moved in when I found out what their “priors were”. Incident exposure everywhere!
They were given a “written warning of violation”. They did close the curtains and the blinds. Well, that was short lived and they were right back at it again, and one father called me AFTER they phoned the police!
The Personnel that I hired to run background checks, failed to “catch” this all because they look for drug, alcohol, and violence! I fired them and hired someone else who actually DOES the full line of work!
The backyard is common to all - while it’s fenced in… all tenants are allowed to use the backyard. There’s a small playground on the left corner side of the property that has a swing set, a see-saw and a couple of springy animals and a medium sized sand pit, and a tether-ball pole, on the far north side was the dog run, where their dogs can peep and poop and run.
When the new tenants (smack in the middle) moved in. They loved to romp around in their birthday suits (totally nude) and they would roam around in the house. Well the problem was this, there’s people in the backyard, children to adults. They took it upon themselves to ask them nicely to ‘keep the blinds / curtains closed’. (I mean this is common sense.)
I once had tenants complaining about tenant in Apt xxx. I finally had to go up to that tenant to tell them to KEEP THEIR CURTAINS & BLINDS CLOSED when they were inside and if they refuse, I will automatically evict them!
They refused, so they all turned to me, where one mother took a couple of photos and a video to show the problem.
Now folks, do you see why I had to go up to their house and tell them to keep the curtains & blinds closed!
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All units have a sliding glass door to access to the backyard.
I never had to go up to ANY of my tenants to tell them to close their curtains / blinds!
Not only were both couples arrested for incident exposure, plus incident exposure to minors (under age of 16, under age of 13, under age of 10 and under). I evicted them on the spot.
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Yes they can and will!
What was the problem?