fiberguyMy views are my own.Premium
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kudos:3 | You're wrong in what you're saying.. when you RENT a room from a landlord, you have a right to USE it.. there is nothing that says it's "yours".. you're still bound to certain terms and restrictions.. for example..
.. you can't let anyone live with you unless they are approved and on the lease...
.. you can't simply renovate walls or rooms with out permission.
... you can't have pets unless they are approved.
.. visitors that stay more than a week, sometimes two, have to be cleared with the landlord..
etc.
The law says you have an 'agreement' with the landlord.. it never says 'it's yours as long as you pay'... please produce a piece of law that says that..
It DOES say that the rental agreement gives you certain rights.. but it doesn't give you unrestricted use.
So, as for "all services".. they're already the same.. you have an agreement that you're bound too and as a consumer, you have certain protections, basically, the agreement and certain housing rights have to be adhered to.. that's it.
Also, remember.. when you're renting an apartment or a home, you're basically a customer of a business.. people don't understand that one very well.. just as the conversation about "we should have the right to have what ever provider in the area service me in my apartment" again is simply wrong. It's a business that offers amenities which are simply marketing tools and help competition against the competitors..
but simply put.. it's not yours as long as you pay. |
