TruchoTango
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I'm in the process of renting an apartment in BA. I got a rental contract from a duena. The contract has a provision whereby the duena or her representantes can enter at any time, without any notice.
I asked her specifically about this provision, cuz it's in castellano. I asked, "Doesn't this mean that you or your representante can enter the apartment at any time, with no notice?" She confirmed that yes, this is what the provision meant.
First, isn't that illegal in BA? I had it understood that an owner/landlord must provide 48 hours notice to enter a rented apartment.
Second, for those of you with rental experience in BA, would you brush this aside and rent or is this a warning sign?
It's a decent apartment, in a good location at a reasonable price.
Thanks.
I asked her specifically about this provision, cuz it's in castellano. I asked, "Doesn't this mean that you or your representante can enter the apartment at any time, with no notice?" She confirmed that yes, this is what the provision meant.
First, isn't that illegal in BA? I had it understood that an owner/landlord must provide 48 hours notice to enter a rented apartment.
Second, for those of you with rental experience in BA, would you brush this aside and rent or is this a warning sign?
It's a decent apartment, in a good location at a reasonable price.
Thanks.