MissDeDood

I think one of my questions is that, if someone applies for the landlord schemes would the outcome be them owning an entire complex? Or would they also have ability to own apartments in different complexes? I'm asking this because both would be very different options, compared to each other. Since creation, I have roleplayed on one of my characters as being involved in Real Estate / Landlording. Unfortunately the mix between the two, is a cause of the current script not allowing me to fully separate them. The potential tenants that come in for viewings, automatically act like I am the landlord, even when I present my character to be just the letting agent. I also had to ask IC friends and partners to buy properties, for me to administrate, so I can have a decent property portfolio for my character. What I mean is, I am not able to act fully as a real estate agent for example, because when you do not own a property and you're only a script-wise spare key holder, you can not script-wise give it further to a player either. Because of this, it would also be great to separate script Property spare keys (which you could give to anyone that you want to have access to a property - let's say your romantic partner, your relatives) from Tenants key (given only under a rental contract). Another (maybe a bit extra) suggestion would be that, if there's a shared accommodation property with multiple tenants under one roof, it would be great to have the possibility to give tenants door key to their own room. This would reduce the risk of getting tenants mix the access in each other's rooms and have their things stolen and this scenario could also fall under the Break-in rule where such thing should be supervised by an admin, to make it efficient. We could be able to select the door with the same "click mode" from the furniture system, and select/offer the key access to a specific player. You wouldn't believe the amount of potential tenants that come in for viewings (probably unaware of the entire script features) and ask me what sort of security locks and systems I offer them, so other tenants can not break in their room. I currently roleplay offering "Key cards" to them, and the shared accommodation property has card readers on the wall near the door, on door latch-level, AND IT'S STILL NOT ENOUGH. I would also suggest for shared properties with multiple tenants - some sort of "Room inventory" also - self explanatory, as mentioned above, where tenants can access the inventory of their own room (more like on "their own door" type of situation). I do not have a whole clear system in mind for it however, maybe someone more creative could come to help here. I picture it as a /pinv menu, but accessible from their door only. I agree with all Rhelli's suggestions as she seems like she fully reflects in them the current struggle of the current script.

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