@17Ivan71@Viralvid_89 Say she walks in and he shoots her because he didnt know she was coming because she didn't give notice. It would be justifiable because it would criminal trespass or B&E
Read the lease but check the laws in your area. Many leases are generic and haven't taken laws into account.
@17Ivan71@Viralvid_89 "There is landlord tenant laws and most states and she even said herself she can come onto the property with 24 hour notice unless there is an emergency. She saw a person there and popped in. She violated the lease herself.
No landlord has 24 hour access to your home.
@17Ivan71@Viralvid_89 Mybad I had written a lot more but couldn't post the entire thing in my original post.
"Usually on a lease it will have a section that says the lease is still valid even when portions of it cannot be enforced due to the law."
@17Ivan71@Viralvid_89 That's what i just said. She said his lease states she can come in whenever she wants 24 hours a day and he needs to read his lease. Then she stated she needed to give him notice. She is there because she saw someone there. No notice given and entered property. That's the issue.