Common use of LANDLORD’S RIGHT TO ENTER LEASED PROPERTY Clause in Contracts

LANDLORD’S RIGHT TO ENTER LEASED PROPERTY. Tenant agrees that Landlord and people working for Landlord may go into the Leased Property at reasonable times. Landlord and other people working for Landlord may inspect, make repairs, do maintenance, and show the Leased Property to others.

LANDLORD’S RIGHT TO ENTER LEASED PROPERTY. Tenant agrees that Landlord landlord and people working for Landlord may go into landlord can enter the Leased Property at reasonable times. Landlord and other people working for Landlord may leased property to inspect, make repairs, do maintenance, maintenance and show the Leased Property leased property to others. Landlord’s entry must be at reasonable times, with reasonable notice to tenant. In the case of emergency, where damage to the property is imminent, landlord is not required to give notice before entering.

LANDLORD’S RIGHT TO ENTER LEASED PROPERTY. Tenant agrees that Landlord landlord and people working for Landlord landlord may go into the Leased Property leased property at reasonable times. Landlord and other people working for Landlord the landlord may inspect, make repairs, do maintenance, and show the Leased Property leased property to others. In emergencies or in response to a maintenance request, landlord may enter without notice. When possible, landlord will provide 24 hours of the visit and the reason for the visit.