Apr 30
I am moving into a crime free apartment complex next month, which is all well and good, however the roommate I plan to have unfortunately has a felony under her belt. She no longer gets into trouble, so that isn't a problem, however to my understanding the apartment complex I'm moving into does not allow felons.
What kind of trouble would I (personally) get into if the management were to discover that I had an unauthorized resident living in the apartment? Would it be any worse if they also were to discover that she is a felon?
I'm not sure about this, but do you know if crime free communities are ever willing to make compromises regarding situations like these? Thanks for your help in advance.
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