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saracen180180
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Hi. My new housing officer contacted me and said he was making house visits in the area and may knock on my door do i have to let him in. I always pay my rent and am not on benefits
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You don't have to let him in but they may arrange to come back another time.
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Thanks
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A visit is usually to check the condition of the landlords property. Not about payments or benefits.
Personally I would make it known that I can't cope with anyone randomly knocking on the door. (Though legally there are instances where they can enter a property regardless of the tenants conditions).
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