Did you know a landlord can do this? 24 Hour Notice of Entry

Can a landlord enter an occupied rental unit without giving 24 hour notice? In this short guide for renters and landlords, we run through California Civil Code 1954 to explain how notice of entry works:

 What are valid reasons for a landlord to enter

 When can a landlord enter without permission

 When does a landlord need to give written notice to enter

 What does a written notice of entry need and how must it be delivered to be valid

 When can a landlord just give oral notice of entry

 What can I do if my landlord enters without permission or is harassing me

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