Apartment residents told they cant own guns.

[Wulf202]

Doesn't matter until someone has the money to fight it. There's an apt complex that won't allow visible tattoos that has withstood 2 legal challenges.

[stoner01]

Where is this. A place that you cant be an inkie? WTF

[Wulf202]

Where is this. A place that you cant be an inkie? WTF

Denver. It makes the news and apt industry stuff quite a bit. The industry term would be "protected class" Race religion age sexual orientation.

I had the opportunity to challenge this myself but it was cheaper to move. I also worked at the place and quit shortly after the move.

[BushMasterBoy]

Call or email them and tell them what you think... http://www.ross-management.com/ross-...type=community

[bimmer]

While I agree that "gun free zones" are more of a target, I also believe that MOST criminals that would break into a low income apt. complex wouldn't even consider if they might be armed or not. The low life's that do break-ins on places like that, are to stupid and uneducated to do that research.

[Clint45]

Doesn't matter until someone has the money to fight it. There's an apt complex that won't allow visible tattoos that has withstood 2 legal challenges.

If it is in the rental agreement signed by the renter it is technically legal . . . but if they suddenly presented a longterm renter with a new revised rental agreement giving him 2 months to have his tattoos surgically removed or face eviction that would be a bit different.

[BlasterBob]

well.. a landowner as well as a private business has the right to prohibit anything they want .

This makes it sound like a land owner and/or private business owners can prohibit ANYONE from bringing any firearms on his/her property even LEO's? Think the LEO's would comply with that prohibition??

[StagLefty]

Some of you may remember when I posted that the mobile home park I live in has the same firearm policy. Apparently they have the right to do it even though I own the home I live in. I ignored the request to sign the lease agreement even though it states that not signing it doesn't exempt me from it. I still don't know how it can be enforced in my case since they can't come into the home I own without my permission.

[Ronin13]

This makes it sound like a land owner and/or private business owners can prohibit ANYONE from bringing any firearms on his/her property even LEO's? Think the LEO's would comply with that prohibition??

I think they should... That would be fitting... "I'm sorry sir, but my officers are not allowed on your property- it says so right there in your guidelines, and since police are no different from your residents then we have to follow the rules you put in place."

[stoner01]

Aint never gonna happen. But I would laugh my ass off if it did.