Common use of ENTRY & INSPECTION Clause in Contracts

ENTRY & INSPECTION. Landlord shall have the right to enter the premises with reasonable, advance notice of 24 hours or longer, except in the case of emergencies, which may be less than 24 hours. If the time and date are inconvenient, the Resident may contact Landlord to reschedule, however, the Landlord is not required to oblige. If the Landlord reschedules, the new date must be within one week of the original date. A third date will not be provided and the Resident will be in violation of the lease. Entry may be for the purpose of, but not limited to: ● In case of emergency/safety checks ● For pest control purposes ● To make necessary or requested repairs, deliveries, alterations, or improvements ● Exhibit the premises to prospective buyers, mortgagees, workmen, or inspectors; ● When Resident is non-responsive or phones have been disconnected, the Landlord suspects Resident may have abandoned or surrendered the premises. ● To provide law enforcement access ● For annual or random inspections of the premises or other reasonable inspections Residents agree to allow entry for Inspections, Periodic Preventive Maintenance & Safety Inspections by the Landlord or its agents or contractors. Inspection may include the taking of photos of the interior and exterior of the home to document its condition. (initial) If the inspection finds lease violations or cleanliness issues, Residents will be notified in writing and given 7 days to remedy. Residents are required to send a photo to the Landlord to demonstrate proof of completion. If not remedied to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’s satisfaction, Landlord will send in their own crew at the rates listed on the Standard Cleaning and Repair Costs page. This amount will be added to the Resident’s account and must be paid immediately.