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- "Claim" is the first thing you have to do once you got an estate, to have it set to your
name, allowing you to interact with it.
- "Public" means everyone can enter the apt. If the estate is set to "not public", just the
persons in your guest list can enter it:
- "Edit Guests"
You can choose who is able to enter the estate in a "not public" state by adding names to
your guest list via your friend list.
- Restricted access has to be set if you want to trade the estate.
You must have the estate deed in your inventory to be able to change this!
- Item trade means you are able to set prices for the items in your estate, this applies to
shops.
- Estate fee due and the fee, applies for apartments and shops:
If the fee wasn't paid you can't enter the estate anymore until you pay it again, which
opens it for another month. Fees you haven't paid in the past won't have to be paid, so
you can just open the apartment if you need it.
- The number of guests, items points differ for the sizes of estates
- Additional owned area applies for houses. Means a smaller area outside the house
belongs to the house too
- "Visualize" shows the owned area, which is especially useful for houses to drop items
around the house. As long those items are inside your owned area no one else can pick
them up.
- "Pay", pay the fee for another month.
An estate can be a place you call home. It is a place where you can drop items which cannot
be picked up by anyone else, just the estate owner has the right to place items in the estate and
to pick them up.
But beware; the balcony of apartments does not belong to this safe zone. Items placed there
can be picked up by anyone, even from the balcony below or above.
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