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Landlord Entry Debate Pennsylvania

Ayodeji Kuponiyi
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My father in law and I are debating whether a landlord can enter a tenant's unit without notice to show it to prospects. My FIL thinks a landlord can do this but I think a landlord has to give tenant 24 hours notice. What do you think? Thank you in advance!

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Russell Brazil
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@Ayodeji Kuponiyi even if PA has no statute on it, you should try to give the tenant 24 hours notice.  I think a key aspect many landlords forget in this game is customer service.  We are a business offering a product to a customer.  Our tenants are our customers. We need to strive to create a great experience for them.  If we all did this I think that a lot of the problems landlords run into would disappear. (Not all, just a lot)

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