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Can I enter my property with a 48 hr notice for the purpose of inspecting the property? I have not been inside in 4 yrs.

Debbi H, AZ on Tuesday, August 27, 2019

RE: Enter property with 48hr notice

Typically 48 hours is the norm. Text and approval response is all that's needed.

Posted by Matthew M, IL on Friday, August 30, 2019

RE: Enter property with 48hr notice

Each year I give notice of entry in order to test the carbon monoxide and smoke detectors. Inevitably I find 1 to 2 broken detectors and several expired detectors. In also allows me to assess the condition of the rental. I'd do that, or I would say that I'd like a plumber to inspect the furnace & hot water heater prior to the heating season.

Posted by Brad S, CO on Saturday, August 31, 2019

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