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**UMATURLIN** · 05-14-2010, 08:58 PM

That's not right. While tenants do have a right to privacy, the landlords also have a right to show a place when they're expecting it to be vacated in the near future. In most states they have to give written notice 24 hours in advance. Of course if these people didn't have someone from the management company showing the place to them, that's a completely different matter.

In most states the notice is simply a notice. The tenant still has to give permission for a showing. Gnius is right on this. Most landlords get away with this crap because tenants don't know their rights and allow it to happen.

05-14-2010, 08:58 PM	#18
UMATURLIN Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 446 Senior Member	That's not right. While tenants do have a right to privacy, the landlords also have a right to show a place when they're expecting it to be vacated in the near future. In most states they have to give written notice 24 hours in advance. Of course if these people didn't have someone from the management company showing the place to them, that's a completely different matter. In most states the notice is simply a notice. The tenant still has to give permission for a showing. Gnius is right on this. Most landlords get away with this crap because tenants don't know their rights and allow it to happen.
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