i think it really depends on the neighborhood if its not to trusting then yea i would suggest putting on locks otherwise i think no need =)If your roommate lost house keys in a friends car but they were returned 2 days later would you change locks?
I wouldn't bother, but if you have a hangup about it, offer to split the cost to get them changed. Or you could tell your landlord and see if you can get him/her to do itIf your roommate lost house keys in a friends car but they were returned 2 days later would you change locks?
Depends how trustworthy your room mates 'friends' are. Some people out there you can trust...others you can't. If you own the house though, and you are worried, why not!If your roommate lost house keys in a friends car but they were returned 2 days later would you change locks?
have them change hte locks for sure, thats a big no-no on their part... not only make them change the locks, make them pay for it hehe =]If your roommate lost house keys in a friends car but they were returned 2 days later would you change locks?
Probably not. If they were in the backseat the whole time who would get a hold of them? Who would copy them? Do you know the people your roommate went with? If you trust the people they were with I wouldn't worry about. And how would anyone know where the keys belonged to if they copied them? You'd have to try a million cars and houses to figure it out unless the keys had your exact address on them. Don't fret. No one wants random keys.
