Who has keys to your house?

My daughter, sons and a neighbour. When I moved into this house, all locks (front and back doors were re-keyed to the SAME key. My GREATEST fear was to be locked out while the neighbour was away and installed a keypad at the back door.

An aside: When one of my sons bought his first house, he had the locks changed to fit the keys to my house.
 

The only other person who has a key to my house is my son who lives close by.
When I leave my house for about an hour during the day, I don't lock my door.
 

I don't lock my front door. I live in the sticks. And if you didn't know there was a development here, it's not obvious there is one here. The reason I don't lock my doors is in 2018, I passed out and was on the floor. I was taking a med, which caused internal bleeding. I called 911. They came right away, but they were looking around for a lockbox. I told the guy on the phone the door was open. I could hear him on the loudspeaker in the ambulance saying the door was open, but the team wasn't listening to him. They kept looking around for a lockbox. Finally somebody listened to the radio, and said, " Hey , the door's open". If I had a lockbox, they'd still probably be looking for it.
I remember that....
 
Only my daughter has keys.... but I have a key safe lock on my outside wall with keys in it..

I wouldn't have a look around my neighbours house if I was there to feed the animals.. might glance inside the livingroom if I was in the kitchen... but I wouldn't go into rooms where I shouldn't be...anyway in this day and age they may have hidden cameras which would capture you..
Actually, I only looked in the living room and kitchen. I didn't feel comfortable being too nosy.
 
Well, obviously my apartment management and staff can get into my apartment. But outside of that, my niece and one trusted friend have keys to the secure building (we use a key fob to access main building) and also a key to my apartment.
 
My daughter and her husband have our key in case they need something and we aren't home. It's funny because when we lived in South Philly I had many neighbors house keys.
 
Just me. Everybody used to have keys to the house. We had given keys to friends and all kids so they could use the "cabin". When I moved here I changed the locks.
 


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