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About LinkBacksAs a landlord for the past 12 years, I can tell you that a few holes in plasterboard where a gun safe was does not represent an issue.
Having firearms on property could be an issue for some landlords...I would not tell the landlord myself.
A stable tenancy is worth a lot more in terms of hassle and vacant weeks than having a "there is no shortage of tenants attitude"
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