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Originally Posted by cuzzyman927
Here in my State (I can't speak for other States in the US) you are the one who would be facing prosecution for the things you described. It is forbidden and against the law for any landlord/building manager to enter a tenant's apartment for any reason (even for repairs) without first giving the tenant prior notice!
Here in the US many of us have an old saying: The laws were written for the criminals!
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Rhode Island has a long history of favoring the little guy. Many of the wealthy delgates to the Constitutional Convention were outraged by events in Rhode Island. Your laws sound similar to California's.
One thing that becomes obvious in property management, both commercial and residential, is that few tenants start off with the intention to harm their landlord. Usually, people are unlucky and their cash flow dries up. Bad things can happen to good people. Then landlords like your unfortunate sister become collateral damage.