1. Ownership
You are allowed to hold a maximum of 4 houses/apartments per active character. If you are found with more, they will be admin-sold and you will not be given a refund. If you wish to own more than 4 then you must ask the Head of Properties for permission. Apartment complexes do not fall under this limitation.
2. Absence
Whilst we understand that most of the time absence from the game is unavoidable and out of anyone's control, we have a set of rules which must be followed if you wish to keep a house/apartment whilst you have to leave the game or server for anything over a 2 week period. If no absence is noted then the property will be removed and taken from you — no refund will be given. If you are going to be inactive for an extended period of time, it is highly recommended that you have your property transferred to a trustworthy individual who can hold it for you during your period of inactivity.
- Normal Members: Houses/apartments will be removed after 14 days (2 weeks) of inactivity.
Banned Members: Houses/apartments will be removed after the ban is issued.
(If the ban is for ban evading and turns out to be incorrect, the property can be returned)
Logging in once in a while to avoid your property being admin-sold is a direct breach of the rules and will result in a punishment being given to you along with the property being removed. No refunds are given.
Please contact the Head of Properties directly via a forum PM if you wish to discuss your situation and get your inactivity period extended temporary. Due to the growing population of Los Santos Roleplay, however, properties will not be held for inactive players longer than 2 months — with or without an excused absence.
3. Abuse of Furniture Items
It is against the rules to extend out of a property's original interior into bugged worlds using /furniture. You must stick strictly to the original shape of the interior and avoid extending out into the exterior.
Although you are allowed to have rooms which would be harder to spot than others, having secret rooms that can be accessed only by walking through invisible objects such as walls and bookshelves is strictly forbidden.
When someone else is in the property, it must be stated if/when something is a hidden door and whether or not it would be visible — hidden doors are easy to spot because of the gaps between them and the walls.
