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Tenant refuses to allow property to be shown during “normal” hour

Steve S.
  • Dallas, TX
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Tenant works overnight and is refusing to let tenants in between 10am and 6pm because that is their normal sleep time. 

Anyone experienced this?  How can this be handled?

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Nathan Gesner
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Quote from @Steve S.:

Tenant works overnight and is refusing to let tenants in between 10am and 6pm because that is their normal sleep time. 

Anyone experienced this?  How can this be handled?


Read the law. It requires you to give notice; it does not require you to get permission. You have a legal right to enter the property for inspections, maintenance, etc. Tell the tenant they can stay awake an extra 15-30 minutes. If they refuse, give them a notice of termination.

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