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Comment on I rent a home and my landlord just informed me that a insurance guy will be here on monday taking pictures of. by Contractor Insurance Tampa Bay FL

Contractor Insurance Tampa Bay FL — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 05:11:36 +0000

I am assuming that you signed a lease when you first rented the house. Typically, a knowledgeable landlord will include a clause that he/she and agents have the right to access the property with reasonable notice for maintenance, etc.

If you didn’t sign a lease containing the clause, you probably have grounds for refusing.

Comment on I rent a home and my landlord just informed me that a insurance guy will be here on monday taking pictures of. by Car Insurance Chandler

Car Insurance Chandler — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 03:04:30 +0000

Different places have different laws, so you need to check the Landlord and Tenant Act to find out precisely what your rights are.
In general, the landlord can do what they want about the outside, have it photographed, videotaped, or whatever. But there are restrictions about the inside of the house. They may enter (I believe it is once a year) to inspect the premises, but the time must be mutually agreed upon. However, there is generally no provision for photographing the interior as that infringes upon your privacy and your personal property is no concern of the landlord’s.
Call your landlord and ask why the interior needs to be photographed, but first check with the Court House to make sure you have the right to say ‘no’.
Good luck! And don’t let her browbeat you.

Comment on I rent a home and my landlord just informed me that a insurance guy will be here on monday taking pictures of. by Contractor Insurance Auburn AL

Contractor Insurance Auburn AL — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 15:47:59 +0000

if you are so stupid as to pay rent when you could be making a mortgage payment and taking a tax deduction that would come out to 500 dollars less per month then you deserve what you get. a day and a half is plenty of notice…..plenty of time to get a house sitter to protect against theft….plenty of time to hide your drugs and girlie magazines…lets assume you are from the state of Florida… do a search for Florida landlord/tenants rights and responsibilities.

Comment on I rent a home and my landlord just informed me that a insurance guy will be here on monday taking pictures of. by Roll Off Corpus Christi

Roll Off Corpus Christi — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 18:53:21 +0000

no the peoples have inform you already that they are coming . no it’s not a invasion they might be trying to get some repairs done on this house . so let them in you already know they are coming .so hide your weed plants

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Contractor Insurance Aurora CO — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 09:54:07 +0000

of course i agree

Comment on I rent a home and my landlord just informed me that a insurance guy will be here on monday taking pictures of. by Contractor Insurance Albuquerque NM

Contractor Insurance Albuquerque NM — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 14:02:32 +0000

She may have just found a better rate on her landlords insurance and a lot of insurance Co’s any more will come out and take pictures. I wouldn’t worry about it let them take some pic’s and go. No big deal. you are right that she should have given you a little more notice but she didn’t and they will just be taking pic’s for structure purpose’s and not of your stuff Allot of them if won’t even bother taking pic’s inside the house as they are only insuring the premises and not your belongings.That is up to you to have renters insurance for your belongings. She is only insuring the property and any Appliances she has in their.

Comment on I rent a home and my landlord just informed me that a insurance guy will be here on monday taking pictures of. by Contractor Insurance Jacksonville FL

Contractor Insurance Jacksonville FL — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 12:13:12 +0000

Yes it is legal. They are not really taking pictures of your furnishings, they must take pictures of the condition of the interior of the structure, as well as the exterior condition. All Insurance companies require this, they will not just go on your say-so about the condition, you could be lying. The landlord is just trying to protect her property, probably just changed to a new ins. co.
BTW her insurance does not cover any of your property. You should have renter’s insurance to protect your property in case of fire or other catastrophe.

Comment on How old were you when you made your ugliest school picture ever? by Contractor Insurance San Antonio TX

Contractor Insurance San Antonio TX — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 18:09:13 +0000

12 or 13, pictures where right after gym class and I was sweaty and miserable and looked it.

Comment on I rent a home and my landlord just informed me that a insurance guy will be here on monday taking pictures of. by Contractor Workers Comp Insurance Phoenix AZ

Contractor Workers Comp Insurance Phoenix AZ — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 09:02:21 +0000

It is legal. The landlord gave you a notice. It is in his best interest to have the insurance company to take pics of his properties so that the insurance company will know what they are insuring and will give the landlord the correct rate. It is common and legal as long as the landlord gives you a notice. They do not care what the contents of your home looks like, they are interested in the home itself not your contents.

Comment on How old were you when you made your ugliest school picture ever? by Contractor Insurance Yonkers NY

Contractor Insurance Yonkers NY — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 22:01:37 +0000

No man can say.
As far as I know, I’ve never been sucessfully captured on film.
Like bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster.