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Once
you get your own place
you are going to want
people to come over. It's
good to have visitors.
What you need to do is
just make sure they respect
your house.
There are
a few simple things you
can do to make sure this
happens:
- Have
the place tidy when
they arrive and it'll
be more likely to stay
that way.
- If
you are feeding your
friends, ask them to
bring over some drink
or food so that you
share the cost.
- If
you know that someone
deals drugs don't invite
them round.
- Ask
friends to call before
they are coming round
so they don't expect
to be able to just drop
in anytime.
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Jim, 20
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As you are the tenant
it is you who is responsible
for what goes on in your
house. So you should make sure that people are not dealing drugs in your place.
Noise can be a serious
problem with neighbours.
If you are going to have
a party you need to warn
your neighbours in advance.
If there is noise from
your flat every night
your neighbours can report
you to the police. If
you have a noisy neighbour
you can do the same.
Anti-social behaviour
is something that people
can get evicted for. It
includes noise, parties,
damage to communal areas
like lifts or stairs,
smelly rubbish piling
up and offensive or threatening
behaviour.
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