Property vault
What TornLife's research has established about Property vault, and the questions players asked about it.
What TornLife has verified
- Owners can move into a different property without emptying the old property's vault. The funds stay in that property until the owner moves back in, which implies the vault is usable only from the property lived in. (documented; Property › Owning, )
- A spouse can move into a property owned or rented by you that is not under lease. The vault can only be used with your permission, which you can revoke at any time. (documented; Property › Moving, )
- Players in 2015, 2018 and 2019 threads state as common knowledge that renters cannot use a rented property's vault. A 2014 suggestion asked for tenant access and was a request, not a change. (player reports; Rented Vault, )
- Owners can share their vault with a spouse. It is disabled by default. When enabled, the spouse deposits and withdraws from the same pool of money, and a log shows transactions. (documented; Property › Owning, )
- The Torn Wiki says the vault upgrade cannot be accessed in rented properties, so a tenant has no vault access. (documented; Property › Lease, )
- The Estate Agents wiki page warns renters that even if a rented property has a vault, they will not have access to it. (documented; Estate Agents, )
- Vault upgrades are priced independently: buying the Large vault at $98,000,000 does not reduce the $215,000,000 for the Extra Large. A 10% upgrade discount comes from the ELT stock benefit or the 10-star Property Broker. (documented; Property › Owning, )
Questions about Property vault
- Can you use a property's vault in Torn while renting the property rather than living in your own home?
No. The Torn Wiki says the vault upgrade cannot be accessed in rented properties, so a tenant has no vault access . The Estate Agents page gives the …