Would you rent an apartment from a person who would not allow

[Neshanic]

overnight guests?

[swimmernsecretsea]

1. No.

What else don't they allow, and why would they set up a rule like that?

[Misunderestimator]

2. Are you getting some tremendous deal on the rent?

[Rowdyboy]

3. No....Not unless I absolutely had to...That's hardly their business unless

you and the landlord are actual room-mates.

[tjdee]

4. Even if you were sick and it was your mother?

Hell no, unless it's CHEAP.

You never know if you'll need (or like) someone to stay over.

[jobycom]

5. Depends, do you have a lot of overnight guests, and do they

have their own places?

Probably not. Like someone else said, why don't they allow them, and what does that mean?

[supernova]

6. No way! The only way I would consider it

is if you were a boarder renting a room and had dining room priviledges.

If it's a regular apartment with your own space and entry way, no.

edit: I'd say that this person has definite ideas about who they want to rent to.

[LiberalFighter]

7. Need more details

[gollygee]

8. NO

I had a friend whose landlady had a deal like that. No overnight guests, particularly men. The rent was really cheap and she had gotten out of a long-term relationship and wanted some alone time anyway, so she went for it. Her brother stayed at her place during a snowstorm so he woudn't have to drive home in the snow and her landlady kicked her out. She said she assumed the landlady didn't want her having sex there and that the brother would be OK. She didn't believe the brother was a brother, even after checking their drivers licenses (same last name and not a common one). She was pretty psycho overall.

Anyway - it's none of the landlord's damn business.

[4_Legs_Good]

9. Nope, not unless it was a very strange circumstance

Like I was living with the family in their home or something.

Otherwise, I might as well live with my parents. Overprotective landlords can



david

[amber dog democrat]

10. What if they sleep during the day?

No I would not.
Though it is arguable that some people ought not to have them. Is this some kind of treatment center or hostel ?

[Neshanic]

11. It was on Craigs List. For a certain nameless city that is

impossible to find an apartment in. In part...

"Suitable for one quiet nonsmoking, nonpartying person without indoor pets and overnight guests."

On a large multimillion dollar estate. "Bachelor's apartment"

The non-indoor pet thing..."Yes, I have a Wolf, he sleeps outside, he never come in". Is it me?

[Cocoa]

12. an apartment or a room?

sounds like a rooming house/sro situation...

[Neshanic]

13. It's a stand alone apartment...not a room in a house.

[WI_DEM]

14. No

A person shouldn't dictate their "morals" (if that is what they mean by overnight guests) to another. As long as you pay your rent and take care of the apartment--that should be their only concern.