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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

tenant broke my supra box and called police
Hello all,
I have recently listed a house in stone mountain Ga. There are currently tenants in the property who agreed to let me take pictures excluding her bedroom. I took pictures of the entire house intending on keeping her bedroom picture for prospective buyers who inquired about the house. to make a long story short she was pissed about the pictures and is now claiming I had to right to enter the house. Even though I have text documenting her giving me an ok to go. Also, her son let me in the house!!
She has now taken my supra lockbox off of the door, made a police complaint and is trying to file a complaint to the NAR.
Has anyone dealt with tenants like this?? Are any of her complaints legit?