But, you will be entering with your key, even if nobody answers the door.I'd send that notice by ever possible means you have - text, email, phone, notice on the door with a photo and witness, everything you can think of.I'd probably also video record going to the door and going in and/or any conversation you have with them when you get there.If they do something that deliberately thwarts your effort to enter, like they change the locks or whatever, then I'd give them a 3 day notice anyway.By the way, this is a great book.  

Normally, you can go with a witness and post it on the door, and mail it to their last known address, which is the property address.  

(This can be custody or guardianship papers, or a witnessed letter by whoever has custody of her that she is in an approved living situation - this is for her protection as well as (landlord's) that you are not "harboring" a runaway or interfering with a custody order, at least in the eyes of the law.)

Do you have witnesses that will testify she had first hand knowledge?

By doing this, if they were to try and sue you, you can state that you were personally there and witnessed xxxxxxxx (nothing going on).

She never abused the privilege and I would've put a quick stop to it if she had.To your second point: true, but I feel like I'm responding to the usual false dichotomy often presented in discussions of PM: to wit, EITHER:Pay 10% of gross revenues to have PM; OR:Personally make 3AM calls to deal with clogged toiletsI'm merely challenging this notion.

Hence why I said you can't exactly compare the two and I highlighted the fact that Compton endures more violent crimes than Inglewood (and as you've mentioned, Inglewood witnesses higher property crime rates).

I know because I have witnessed the process first-hand.He would have to most likely file a claim online, possibly by phone.  

Wonder why the bill was so high, I witnessed this all myself when she said it was cold in the house and I had to "do something about it".

I know/suspect this because I personally witnessed the property marker in the ground, then pulled out of the ground and laying at a later date, then pounded back into the ground another later date, neither by my own hand, with the only person with an interest in doing so being my neighbor.