leases banning firearms

[razoraggie]

TXi may be on to something there a few posts back. The only "enforceable" thing the co-op could do is possibly start eviction proceedings if the lease agreement was broken, but it still would not be criminal trespassing. I believe that you could fight the eviction in civil court but it would probably be easier AND CHEAPER to just go live somewhere else that respects your rights as a citizen of this country.

[NcongruNt]

I think I know the place your talking about because we considered moving there when my wife was in grad school. The other option was an apartment that didn't allow "junk" cars. The gun think irritated me enough to not choose the educational property but those 12 months of playing musical parking spots and hide-the-primered-truck got old

There's quite a few more than one of them in Austin, so probably not the same place. There are 9 houses in my organization, and there is a couple of others in Austin - some smaller, some immensely bigger. Austin is full of housing co-ops. Which house were you looking at?