Carry on apartment complex property

[Frank Ettin]

Along those lines, would you also think "his or her home" implies some form of ownership? Rental, lease, etc?

No. Legally, your home is where you reside...

I agree. It's where you reside. But of course, the details may vary slightly from state to state.

In California, for example, your hotel room is your temporary residence. Your campsite may be considered a temporary residence. Your RV, when parked and serving as a campsite, is your temporary residence; but on the road it's a vehicle. If you're a house guest, at least your bedroom is your temporary residence, but of course your possession of a gun there would be subject to the desires of your host.

 

[brboyer]

No. Legally, your home is where you reside. This is not just a gun thing- the courts have repeatedly ruled on this one. If you live there, get mail there, etc, it is your home, even if you are not the owner or on the lease.

Remember that you do not even need a lease in Florida to rent property. If a guy gives you money to live in your spare room, he now lives there. In those cases, he is considered to be on a month to month basis, and cannot be just kicked out, he must be evicted.

oops. did not mean to hit reply, twice

 

[Frank Ettin]

...Darn Dive, you spoiled it. I really wanted to know what Fiddle thought. ...

See above. That's what I think.