Shady landlord wants to park RV on tenant's property, won't take no for an answer: 'He wants to rent the property and have it too'

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    r/mildlyinfuriating u/Raging Holly • 19h Landlord wants to park an RV in our backyard, and is ignoring NO as an answer (2 pics)
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    B3° Sunday, March 17 Good afternoon Just want to update in next week we may come to park rv in back yard. Thanks 1:12 p.m. Sorry, no. We don't want to be liable for other 2:57 p.m. people's property. We are responsible for it We want park there for few days 3:00 p.m. Sorry, but the answer is still no. We don't like unexpected company. And a few days can easily turn into weeks or months. I'm sure you have other properties where 3:03 p.m. you can park it. That is just empty rv to park only No one
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    No one living there 3:13 p.m. 3:06 p.m. If you plan on selling it, then that means prospective buyers coming onto the property, and we don't want to deal with that. No we are not selling 3:15 p.m. 3:17 p.m. I'm sorry, but we're not comfortable having the space we rent to be randomly used as storage. + © ·11/11
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    In the first text he says "update" like we've discussed this before. We have not.
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    HungDaddy120 • 17h Had a landlord tell me his father was going to be visiting from overseas and will be staying in my apartments spare room. !!
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    mc821.15h I hope you told him to off.
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    HungDaddy120 • 15h Absolutely. He thought it was very weird of me not to want to share my personal space with a complete stranger. SMH
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    aussielover24 • 14h That's insane to me. If he wants to have a place for his father to stay he shouldn't rent out the apartment
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    bluedog329. 19h What does your lease say?
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    Raging Holly OP. 17h I'm going to start off by saying I'm in Ontario Canada, a province that has solid renter's rights. The lease says we are renting and responsible for maintaining the house AND the property. There's been a few comments insinuating I don't know my lease or my rights. This isn't true. I'm pushing 40 and this isn't my first rodeo. Before I move into a place I always read the entire lease, and take videos and photos of the property to ensure I don't get blamed for damage that was
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    Also, for the people saying I should rent out or sublet the space to him, that actually goes against my lease. There is a no subletting clause in it. So I'd be I myself over, doing something I didn't want to do in the first place. *** Edit: I'm putting this here so people see it. My landlord can't evict me or "not renew my lease." So if you're looking to be a Canadian landlord, keep in mind that you're stuck with renters who pay their rent and maintain the property. You can't just boot people ou
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    bluedog329 • 17h That sounds pretty solid to me then. Glad you know your rights and what you agreed to. Good luck!
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    Birthday_dad420 • 19h you shouldn't start to reason why you dont want it, because that opens door for discussion, just say "No"
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    Ricky_spanish_again • 19h So many people don't understand this. Just say "no, I don't want an RV parked on the property."
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    bucketofmonkeys • 19h He wants to rent the property and have it too
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    Alterokahn • 19h Step 1) Park the RV in the side-yard for storage Step 2) Park the RV in the side-yard with you inside of it Step 3) Queue Landlord sob story about how they just need to get away and only need a *little of your wifi* Step 4) Put the Rv on AirBNB, provide the guest with the tenants wi-fi password. Charge $100 a night + full overhaul cleaning fee Step 5) Hopefully get culled, but probably go do it to someone else earliest opportunity. Source: The LandChad's Guide to Non-Hostile Opp
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    WinteryMist_ • 19h You've been direct, bold and clear. Good on you. Please let us know what happens!
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    CTripps 19h • For every week it's there take a "storage fee" off your rent, I'd consider $20/day quite reasonable.

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