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Talking out your ass while you even quoted it. Absolutely amazing.
You do understand that if you want to claim that exemption, you have to meet all THREE criteria, not just one. If you fail to provide a secure place to check the firearms, you have not satisfied the requirements to claim the exemption and thus you are violating the law if you try to enforce it.
I actually rented a townhouse where the lease said "no guns are allowed on the property". I did not own a gun at that time, and I wasn't citizen either. And it was in a very gun-unfriendly Massachusetts.
A gun cabinet or safe sitting in a closet is a dead giveaway. Maybe people like you don't understand gun safety but since you blew a post completely out of context I guess that should be expected.
Not really. You don't know the contents of the safe unless the owner shows you, and fat chance that will happen.
Also, I don't keep any of my firearms in a safe and yet no landlord of mine would ever know they were there even if they were inside my townhouse.
A gun cabinet or safe sitting in a closet is a dead giveaway. Maybe people like you don't understand gun safety but since you blew a post completely out of context I guess that should be expected.
Many, many people have a gun safe and do not even own a gun, or a gun in it. Gun safes are a great because they do not cost much and are large, the best bang for the buck.
I have a gun safe with no guns in it, I keep documents and valuables in it. Many people I know do this.
And if you (the Landlord) had a clause forbidding firearms in your lease and you saw a safe during your inspection would you demand the tenant open it in front of you? Sounds like fun.
And if you (the Landlord) had a clause forbidding firearms in your lease and you saw a safe during your inspection would you demand the tenant open it in front of you? Sounds like fun.
And what do you do when the tenant inevitably tells them to pound sand?
So if I rent from you and no firearms are allowed on the property and I am maimed in a home invasion, can I get a million-dollar judgment against you?
No you can't. You agreed to rent the property and the LL disclosed the fact there are no weapons allowed before hand. So you made a decision to rent and abide by the lease.
I've never asked nor do I really care if the tenant has a gun
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It is also okay for me to get a dog without letting anyone else know. Guess what that's the name of the game when you decide to borrow someone else's property.
If you were smart enough to know what a slumlord is then you would know that allowing guns or not has nothing to do with it. How many posts are on here a week about neighbors complaints about other neighbors?
A gun cabinet or safe sitting in a closet is a dead giveaway. Maybe people like you don't understand gun safety but since you blew a post completely out of context I guess that should be expected.
No. A gun safe by itself means nothing. It could be empty or full of documents, gold bars, porno movies, sex toys, rare books, dead body, or it could be Osama Bin Ladin's casket. You assume a gun safe has guns in it. But that's all it is.
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