Harassment

Entry cannot become harassment (unwanted, hostile treatment). The landlord cannot use entry rights the wrong way. The landlord cannot use entry to bother you. Write down the date, time, and reason for every entry. Keep any notices you get.

Kansas law does not allow your landlord to abuse the right to enter your home. Your landlord also cannot use the right to enter as a way to bother you on purpose.

State law says your landlord cannot enter your home to harass you (treat you in an unwanted, hostile way). Your landlord also cannot misuse their right to enter.

In the city, abuse of the right to enter includes taking photos beyond the stated reason and giving fake reasons to come in. It also includes showing up without warning and asking to enter again and again. All of this can break the city's Tenant Anti-Harassment Ordinance (harassment means unwanted, hostile treatment).