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Originally Posted by ethnicappalachian
So I got my reason from the landlord as to why they entered my place to put the package in rather than keeping it safe in the rental office. The reason was that she knocked at my door several times and no response. They haven't seen my car parked where I usually park. The manager of the building assume that I had "left them" (without notice aka "vacate"). First of all, they could have called me. Secondly, why would I "leave them" knowing I have a package coming? My lease wasn't even up yet but all my yearly lease signing I do put a clause stating if the time comes I want to be able to vacate (without finishing the year lease), for work reasons and relocation.
I don't need to sue as it might just create tension.
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Tenants skip out for all kinds of reasons, leaving much of their stuff behind. Most long-time LLs have experienced it at least once.
Once again, any misunderstanding could have been prevented by a simple communication FROM YOU.
I think it is smart of you to not make a big deal of this with your LL. Now take the next step and ask yourself how you can communicate better. The day might come when you really do need a favor from your LL, and it will help if you have a decent relationship.
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