snooping residential manager?
149185
No, it's not right.  He is invading your privacy even the police needs a warrant to snoop in your home. I just heard of a case of a apartment manager going into the  buildings and placing cameras in women's bathrooms to view them. Definately against the law!
298686
If you think there is some sort of cover up going on, alert the department of social services of your concern.  You might also hire a private investigator to do some digging on the history of the nursing home.
691531
Even if she is the property owner, she can not drop in unexpectedly. If she does, you have every right to call the police. They will arrest her.\n\nshe does have the legal right to inspect the home, but at an agreed upon time. She is also not permitted by law to enter the premises without your knowledge. Again, if that occurs, call the police.
549638
there's most likely a clause in the lease saying they can enter when they deem it necessary, like putting out a fire if you're not there, or checking for a reported problem when you're gone.  he's probably just abusing this.  either deal with it or suck it up and move.
468737
If you can keep track of times and dates that he is seen near your home. Have your neighbors watch and keep a log too. You should record any phone calls, save all messages from answering machines and cell phones. Also any time something like this happens you should call the police and file a report so there is a record of each incident. Even if there is no proof that he is the one doing it now he will more than likely slip up and get caught so a record will make it more solid to prosicute.One more thing you could do for proof would be to set up a motion light in your drive way and a camcorder somewhere like a window aimed at the drive way.Good luck.
542117
There are a lot of ways to potentially observe someone's computer usage. First a key stroke logger (hardware or software) can be used to get your passwords. He could also be using something called a "rootkit" to hide the software that he is using to observe  you. There is a program called Rootkit Revealer that will check your system to detect any root-kits that are installed. Once you know that your system has been compromised like this. The only safe way to proceede is to format and reinstall. You should back up your data before this, but be VERY careful about accessing it, because it could be a vector allowing the root kit back onto your system. \n\nWindows XP (Mac OS and Linux/Unix do too), allows you to encrypt your home directory. This will prevent him from viewing your files when he is logged into his accout.\n\nIf you are sharing a network, but not a single machine, he could also use network traffic sniffing software like Ethereal or Cain and Able to view the traffic being transmitted to an from your computer. Encrypted connections like SSH tunnels, or HTTPS will not expose their content, but he would be able to see the source an destination addresses.
1099991
Ask the administartor for permission...
741569
That might be something to ask your company...I'm sure they have a security manager that would work with any base you need access to, and the two parties would go from there.
160521
Who is preventing you from seeing your property? If it's the landlord, I believe you need to speak to him.
188593
The only thing that could possibly help would be to not allow any personal e-mails at all from the business e-mail address.  It would still be kind of hard to enforce without monitoring though.  You could "spot check" or just tell the employees you will be spot checking, and not actually do it.
811362
Go to City Hall, ask for HUD assistance, good luck. Have you considered housesitting? You get paid to watch someone else's house.  Have you thought about live-in caretaker? You have options.
271826
Check w&#92;property management co.
673403
Hire a private investigator to follow her. Or ask a friend from home that you trust to watch your house for a few days and see if any men come over and stay for long periods of time.
305683
As long as they are licensed Sales Agents or Brokers, They can be held accountable to the State Board for any misdoings if that is what your concern is. You are hiring this licensed professional to work for you. You as the boss make the rules of their employment.They, as the Employee, need to follow them. Ask for a copy of their license. (you can also ask for references for previous property management and find out if the former employer was satisfied with the work.)
69205
He can probably find out since your activities are occurring on his network.  I would be extremely careful.  Often inappropriate network usage (however your boss defines that term) is a terminable offense (meaning you could be fired for it).
915563
Snooping parent. Why? You have no trust in him? This is bad.....\n\nIf you want to connect to his computer to help him that's a different story. Wish you had put it that way. Now, that you have said you want to know what he is doing, it does not reflect well on you.\n\nShame. Shame\n\nPS: In XP, it is easy to do. But I am not going to tell you. Sorry.
329509
Well, not publishing it online would be a good first step.  Also, having this information unlisted with your phone company will also be important.\n\nOtherwise, with that kind of info, there should be some type of privacy standards with the companies you share this with, and they should not be publishing it online.\n\nThere are some types of background checks that people can pay for to get info on you.  Most of the time, this is based on information from your utility companies...phone bills, power bills, etc.  Call them and ask how to best keep your info private - they may have different recommendations, depending on where you're located and such.