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Can my landlord enter my apartment?
in regards to this notice left. Is this legal?
http://student.ucr.edu/~mprec005/CIMG6211.JPG
if it matters at all i live on the first floor.
i live in California
a search was conducted on the 5th, they had left a notice the day before, however they did not give 24 hrs time before they entered
3 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Yes, he can! He is giving notice! Make sure you are there so nothing is stolen from your apartment!
Edit: the day before is 24 hours!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
100% legal
with 24 hours notice a landlord can enter your apartment legally. Most landlords will do this at least once a year to check on the condition of the property.
You are a renter, not an owner.
- 1 decade ago
It depends what is in the lease. Typically, yes they can as long as they give notice. Read over the copy of your lease/rental agreement very carefully. If it doesn't say anything about that in there, then I'd raise that point with my landlord.
