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The landlord does not live there. It is not a boarding house. It is an actual house. The rooms are rents but all tenants must share the common areas. I kind of thought that the no overnight guests rule would encompass the issue of someone moving in as a permanent guest, but they can't even go upstairs?? Really? That seems extreme.

If she is scared of rodents, it isn't as if you leave one crumb on the ground and suddenly you have a hoarders level infestation. Get real lol[/quote]

I think the landlord just came up with those rules because she is relatively inexperienced and maybe just didn't want any trouble. If you daughter is fine with it, abide by them but the question is how would the landlord know if you wash the clothes for example late, or if you have a friend that is in your room chatting away. If the landlord is able to "see" somehow, eg. hidden cameras, then i would think it is creepy. the movie" Sliver" comes to mind

If you can help it, I would still raise the objections now. Verbal acknlowedgement is somewhat still an agreement. Say you are responsible parents but you are concerned that with those rules, her privacy is being undermined for example if she and a friend is discussing a project for example and not throwing a party, why couldn't the friend chat later than 10? See what she says but if there is any hint of the landlord being strange. Get out. Many creepy people out there. [/quote]

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