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Anonymous users2024-01-23The landlord should greet the tenant well in advance and ask for the tenant's consent.
If the furniture affects the residential use, the landlord can be asked to restore the original state, or reduce the rent, if the landlord still insists on entering the house without permission, it is a tort and breach of contract, and you can ask for liquidated damages or tort damages.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Then you can still find a place in your old home county, so you won't rent it
It is not necessary to have furniture or not, some furniture can just attract more people, because they don't have to worry about these things, so everything is decided by the landlord, of course, you can buy it in the second-hand market.
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Let's look at how your rent lease contract is agreed. If there is no agreement, then find a landlord.
Call a truck, if it's too far from home, or dispose of it cheaply.