Emergency entry
A landlord may enter right away in a true emergency, like a fire or a burst pipe.
The general rule
In a true emergency, your landlord can enter right away. A fire or a burst pipe is an emergency. Entry rules treat a true emergency as an exception to notice. In public housing, federal rules say the same. Your landlord can also enter if you have moved out for good.
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