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did Landlord unlawfully enter home?

By Joey

in a nutshell, my landlord emailed me saying he was coming to check out the house.  This was fine, however i was leaving for vacation the day he wanted to come.  I immediatly emailed back, saying i was leaving that day, and asked if he could come in the AM.  He never replied, so i didnt know what to expect.  I went on vaction to find out that he did go in the house, when i was gone.  He gave 24 hours notice, but it was never really agreeed apon or settled before he entered.  I wanted to know if he could come earlier or latter simply so i could be in the house when he was, because all of my belongings are there.

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Edited on: Thursday, February 21st, 2013 4:25 pm
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Amanda

February 22nd, 2013 7:51 pm

As long as the landlord gave the notice 24 hours before, then he can enter your apartment with or without your confirmation.

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