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Does anyone have recommendations for convincing a reluctant landlord to accept a Rover lockbox?

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Someone in our building had a lockbox cut off a few months ago and the property manager had to change the locks/issue new keys.

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Walt G.'s profile image

You should discuss your need with the landlord to understand their concerns

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Thank you, I will continue to do so and hopefully have a compromise!

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