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Re: Elderly man/Odor - Landlord Forum thread 350861

Re: Elderly man/Odor by Anonymous on February 25, 2017 @19:26

                              
"I would take a close friend or relative."

A landlord has no business bringing a non-employee into someone else's home. The landlord can check this out on his own.
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Re: Elderly man/Odor by Garry on February 25, 2017 @19:47 [ Reply ]
There are times when it's in a LLs best interest to bring a WITNESS with them when entering a person's home, especially in this instance, when the LL already knows the T will not be there, AND already knows there may be something wrong in the unit. The vast majority of the LLs in this country are smaller LLs who do not have "employees", or a management company to fall back on. To me, this is just using common sense, to take someone with you. Maybe I should have said "spouse", as the spouse would also be the owner of the property.

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