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Originally posted by ezirida: ↑

no because the landlord continues to have the 'right' to collect the rent

this is their dominant and primary benefit as well as the 'right' to claim expenses against income

all the other things you assert as 'rights' are merely their 'intentions' or 'desires' as to the purpose of the property

these 'intensions' are often mis represented as 'rights'

rent is the only 'right' the only non negotiable

moving a family member back in is an 'intention'
It is not a 'right'

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Renting is a contract between owner and a renter. At the end of the contract the renter has to leave unless a new contract is started.
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