The difference is the landlord would give the designated repair guy the code as needed, so it we could change it regularly.
If we ourselves used only a code for access (instead of fobs), we'd need to inform 50 members every time someone quit SkSp or had key access suspended. If I understand how the current system works, having a locksmith fix the door would not only re-enable key access for the landlord, but would allow people to open the door from the inside by turning the knob instead of pushing a button. If this is right, we should do this as soon as we can afford to (right after fixing the kitchen sink outlet), as it will not only make the landlord happier, but will make the space safer (in case of emergency)... which brings us closer to compliance with occupancy codes.... which at some point we really wanted.
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