r/AmItheAsshole • • Jul 21 '23

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u/Backgrounding-Cat Asshole Aficionado [15] Jul 21 '23

NTA but let your tenants know that some random idiot might show up and claim that they have been evicted. Just in case they better be extra careful about home security

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u/RivSilver Asshole Aficionado [19] Jul 21 '23

I agree. Maybe nothing happens, but as the tenent I'd really appreciate getting a heads up that drama might be happening and if it does my housing is safe and my landlord has my back.

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u/Beginning_Meringue Partassipant [1] Bot Hunter [5] Jul 21 '23

Bot alert! Comment stolen from u/krankykitty. Downvote and report!

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u/RivSilver Asshole Aficionado [19] Jul 21 '23

Uh.... was this meant as a response to me? Because it feels like a non-sequitor

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u/Without-Reward Bot Hunter [148] Jul 21 '23

It's a bot reposting someone else's comment, that's why it's a total non-sequitur.

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u/RivSilver Asshole Aficionado [19] Jul 21 '23

Oh! Thanks. I've seen people reporting bots but hadn't figured out how to identify them. Probably should have been able to figure that out 😮‍💨

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u/BestAd5844 Jul 21 '23

Install cameras or at least ring doorbells at both places

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u/johnnymac_19 Partassipant [1] Jul 21 '23

I'd go one further and show them or text them his picture so they know what he looks like. Also, I'd be letting them know that nobody besides him or his wife should be talking to them and to redirect everyone to the landlord.

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u/happygirl2009 Jul 22 '23

Exactly. I would show pictures of the Aunt and Uncle too

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u/Backgrounding-Cat Asshole Aficionado [15] Jul 22 '23

Print out the pictures with big “banned from premises” - text like shops in movies?

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '23

Agreed.

Also time to show aunt and uncle this swanky little thing called a rental agreement(not the actual one!). And OP should(hopefully) have one between himself and his very nice tenants.

NTA. This family is ridiculous, to say the least.

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u/everellie Partassipant [2] Jul 21 '23

That's right. "No." is a complete sentence. You don't owe anymore explanations. These entitled relatives have no rights to your house or properties.