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No SSI, taken from court files. Proud of my team here at OMA
Title states the generalized version. We are currently renting a house in Nebraska. A few weeks ago, there was damage caused to the front of the garage by a vehicle driven by a non-tenant. Repairs have been made and worked out between the landlord's homeowners insurance and the auto insurance.
The landlord is now requesting the connection of a ring camera to the front of the house with connection to our personal wifi. I am understanding that a video camera to monitor the exterior of the property is within their rights, but the connection to a private utility (the wifi that I pay for) should not be allowed. They are referencing Nebraska Laws to Supervision of Public Areas of the Property.
I am curious as to the legal route to go about this. I am not comfortable having a foreign device connected to my personal wifi. They previously had a camera on the exterior of the house that was not connected to wifi. The issue is not the camera, but the connection status. As a side note, they are also attempting to restrict driveway access to resident vehicles only, which I believe they are unable to do without a lease addendum either. Thank you.
Couple of my buddies' cars. I used to celebrate as well until my RS3 got totaled over the winter. I'll be back soon enough
Owned by a financial advisor in my city. Both have been out of commission for a while getting work done and this is the first public appearance both have made in quite a while.
Diablo VT and a Murci. Two poster cars from the childhood years that I will never have enough money to afford. Love seeing these around every now and then.