Thats probably illegal because thats a reverse of a tenant lockout. Thanks!
Yes, its the former dining room of a farmhouse, now a single room. 2 entrances/exits, one to the kitchen and one to the porch outside.
Phone call to the IRS reporting line. That one is EASY. And you may be eligible for a reward if he is evading taxes. (It helps if you know his social security number, but a first name/last name and address will do it along with “my landlord insists everyone pay him in cash - only cash, and suspect he does it to cheat on his taxes.”).
Thats good! . . sure . . coat things with KY or something. I dont know about doing that but its funny! Thanks!
I don’t know if this is practical or affordable for you. The is an app called Presence that will allow you to use an old iPhone as a security camera that will text you a video if it detects motion. You can even watch live streaming video from the phone. It records up to 5 minutes of video per motion event. It requires wifi in your apartment and two iPhones.
Bingo! It may well be already under way initiated by someone else but that definitely is a possibility! Another idea to run by a lawyer. My next move is to make an appt. with one and start a list of questions for that meeting. Thanks!
Yes it sounds cost-prohibitive. I do have wireless internet here. I will check it out though. Thanks!
It’s a no-cost thing for me because I have an old iPhone 4 that no one was using. It sits on the kitchen counter, plugged in, and I can activate/deactivate it from anywhere using my iPhone 5.
I’m pretty sure that suggestion was a joke.
If you have a laptop and a webcam, use that. There are many free programs which can do motion-sensitive recording of a webcam. Without actual video of him coming in your room, you won’t be able to do much.
Hmm… where did this thread come from?
Most likely a scammer/spammer was removed. Or troll.