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Aaron Moore
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Random people coming in and out

Aaron Moore
  • Bloomington, IL
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How do you handle a situation where the tenant constantly has different people coming and going from the unit? I know I can't tell her not to have company, but every time I stop by it's always people there even when she's gone. I also believe her boyfriend is living there and I told her that if he is then he has to be on the lease but I'm not sure how I can prove it without being there 24/7 and basically spying on them.

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Ray Harrell
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Ray Harrell
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It could be that they are Airbnb guests. Look for luggage.

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