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Hi! I'm moving from OH to PA, and I am wondering if there are any serious differences in the rental laws between these two states? I just want to make sure that I am aware of the laws and my rights ahead of time to prevent any issues from occurring. Any help would be much appreciated! Thank you!!!!
Hi! I'm moving from OH to PA, and I am wondering if there are any serious differences in the rental laws between these two states? I just want to make sure that I am aware of the laws and my rights ahead of time to prevent any issues from occurring. Any help would be much appreciated! Thank you!!!!
I want to know what kind of notice a landlord is required to give tenants before they come into an apartment. I've been doing some research on my future landlord and have heard that he has a habit of coming into your home without notice, and I am trying to educate myself as to what my rights are in the state of PA b/c I pay my rent on time every month and take great care of whatever property I am living in, and believe that I am entitled to a certain amount of privacy by being a good tenant (and law abiding citizen, etc.)
And I did google it (I have been looking into this all morning). I found that site you mentioned (virgode) but I thought the information was a bit vague.
I want to know what kind of notice a landlord is required to give tenants before they come into an apartment. I've been doing some research on my future landlord and have heard that he has a habit of coming into your home without notice, and I am trying to educate myself as to what my rights are in the state of PA b/c I pay my rent on time every month and take great care of whatever property I am living in, and believe that I am entitled to a certain amount of privacy by being a good tenant (and law abiding citizen, etc.)
Sorry, but thats a red flag from the git go.
Generally 24 hours notice is what the law requires. Is the
LL living on the property?
I want to know what kind of notice a landlord is required to give tenants before they come into an apartment. I've been doing some research on my future landlord and have heard that he has a habit of coming into your home without notice, and I am trying to educate myself as to what my rights are in the state of PA b/c I pay my rent on time every month and take great care of whatever property I am living in, and believe that I am entitled to a certain amount of privacy by being a good tenant (and law abiding citizen, etc.)
Direct quote from the site I just gave you:
"Give tenant at least 24 hours notice before entering the apartment. A landlord cannot walk in for any reason, unless it is an emergency."
I know it is a red flag (luckily the lease is short-term so if it ends up being a disaster I won't be tormented for too long). And no the landlord is not living on the property.
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