Start a new topic
Discussions ezLandlord Questions and Answers General Property Management

Inside Key Lock in North Carolina

Is it legal to have a lock that requires a key to open from the inside? I believe that is a fire safety issue. My tenant is asking for this type of lock but I am looking for some legal guidance.  Please advise.
1 Comment
In North Carolina, a Landlord has the obligation to provide and maintain the premises in a fit and safe condition. But the state leaves alot up to the definition of this to the local level. I would contact your local fire marshall or housing or zoning office and ask them the rules on this type of lock. They should provide you with the answer you are looking for.
Login to post a comment
More topics in General Property Management
  • Covid-19
  • Renter paid Initial lease payment but never ez signed
  • How to Utilize The PayStub?
  • SHOULD BOTH NAMES BE ON LSE IF TENANT AND GIRLFRIEND BOTH LIVE THERE
  • PA Landlords
  • transfering leases on a sale.
  • Credit Checks
  • Upset tenents.
  • Month to month rent increase
  • Apartment Hotel question
    ezLandlord, Inc. 22228 St. Barts Lane Estero, FL 33928
    BECOME A MEMBER - TENANT SCREENING - FORMS - PRICING - RESOURCES