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Giving entry notice

Brenda Norris
  • Point, TX
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How much time do you legally have to give a tenant to enter the property ? I have scheduled maintenance due and have offered to come in the evening this week with no response as to a particular day that works. I want to just go during the day like most landlords but don't want to violate any rights. What is the procedure ? This is my first property and I want to do it right.

Brenda

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Percy N.
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Percy N.
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@Brenda Norris, what does your lease say?

What are the landlord laws in your state?

My lease specifies 24hr notice (unless emergency) but I always try to accommodate the tenant's schedule if possible.

Remember - Just because you may have the right does not mean it is the right thing to do.

A happy tenant is worth a lot more in the long run. Just treat them how you would like others to treat you.

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