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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Lock on bedroom door in large single family
Hi all, a tenant has asked for us to install a lock on the bedroom they have chosen in a large single family house (lease is 1yr, joint tenants). Are there restrictions against this, or conversely is there anything requiring that we do install a lock? The property is in Dorchester.
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Glad they asked! Most tenants would just install one. If you do allow it (I don't see the harm), make sure you get a copy of the key in case of emergency.
David