Is it legal for a landlord to put into a lease that a tenant cannot have overnight guests?
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Read More Answered By: Max Rosenberg |
It is an odd stipulation that seems somewhat unconscionable and unreasonable. Depending on the circumstances however it may be permissable. A lease is like any other contract in that parties negotiate the terms and execute it only after careful review. If both landlord and tennant agree to such a term it may be enforceble. |
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