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Privacy: When You Rent vs. Home Ownership Police and judicials are available in our local communities for oversight of three main social concepts: Crime Abuse Neighborhood watch programs. Recently, my local-city community's police agencies launched a new citizen training academy to provide an introduction on being an actual police person. Renters . Typically, officers may request to enter your unit per speaking to your landlord. Landlords have the right to enter your premises at any time whether you're home or not.  Yet, most states do not allow landlords or on-site landlord office staff to cause harm to your belongings or change the locks as in actions of immediate eviction without notice. The landlord is obligated to pay any land taxes. Homeownership. Police officers must first request to have a warrant to enter your private dwelling place. After receiving a warrant they can force-entry your home. If force-entry occurs there may be property damage at yo...

Have you ever heard this phrase "Well, you could be living outdoors!"? As a child, I 'often' heard adults saying this to each other, or to their own children.  So I learned such mannerisms from observing. So when a child was being punished and wanted to go outside, they were told "You can go outside and get some fresh air. Sure you can. Sit right there, on that step (usually the step of the main entrance leading into a home), and I dare you to leave off of it." When I would visit my great aunt (who recently passed away), who lived in West Baltimore, I was amazed that city parents said the same thing to their children. So I know that there are plenty of city children that know what I'm talking about today. I have actually said this to my children, too. I'm in my late 40s now, and I have personally experienced living in a variety of housing situations--so that my four children wouldn't have to experience separation anxiety (of the sibling bond...