A letter to a landlord requesting permission to make changes to your rented home

Dear Mr Joy I hope
this
letter finds you well. I am writing
this
letter to seek your permission for making an entrance to the
garden
from the living room of my
home
. As you know , I am sharing the
garden
with my neighbour as both
home
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are owned by you. ,
Currently
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we have a common entrance to the
garden
and it is through the back side of my
neighbor's
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home
. Whenever I want to use the
garden
, I have to pass through my
neighbor's
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home
. I feel that it is
unappropriate
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and it’s been bleaching their privacy. We would like to have a private entrance from my living hall. it will be more convenient for both of us. Approximately one meter of the wall might be removed to make the door. I will let you know the exact requirements after talking with the engineer. I would like to thank you for your guidance with the furniture purchase, and I got an extra ten
percent
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discount after mentioning your reference. The store manager said that you have been their frequent customer. Yours sincerely Jennifer
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