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Old May 6, 2008, 03:58 PM
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right to dictate?
do my landlords have the right to tell me how often my boyfriend can spend the night?

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Old May 6, 2008, 04:16 PM   #2  
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If the Landlord is your Mom or Dad, I would say yes. If not, they should maybe mind their own business.
If it is everynight, they might think it is 2 tennants.
Maybe have him sign onto lease?
Landlord might want more money for Electric, Water,.....
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well actually yes, many rental agreements restrict the number of days a guest can be overnight before they are considered a roommate. If you are renting based on one person, so why not see about adding them to the lease or rental agreement, pay what ever additional they may want.
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