Common use of Entry onto the Premises Clause in Contracts

Entry onto the Premises. Owner or anyone allowed by Owner, including but not limited to a licensed exterminator for the purpose of pest control, may enter the Premises during reasonable hours after giving Resident forty-eight (48) hours advance notice. Owner or anyone allowed by Owner may enter the Premises for preventive maintenance during reasonable hours after giving Resident five (5) days advance notice. If there is an emergency, Owner may enter the Premises without giving Resident advance notice. Upon notice by either party of intent to terminate tenancy, Resident agrees to permit Owner to show the Premises to prospective residents upon forty-eight (48) hours advance notice. Owner may also enter the Premises with at least forty-eight (48) hours posted notice if it appears to have been abandoned by Resident.

Entry onto the Premises. Owner or anyone allowed by Owner, including but not limited to a licensed exterminator for the purpose of pest control, may enter the Premises during reasonable hours after giving Resident forty-eight (48) hours advance notice. Owner or anyone allowed by Owner may enter the Premises for preventive maintenance during reasonable hours after giving Resident five (5) days advance notice. If there is an emergency, Owner may enter the Premises without giving Resident advance notice. Upon notice by either party of intent to terminate tenancy, Resident agrees to permit Owner to show the Premises to prospective residents upon forty-eight (48) hours advance notice. Owner may also enter the Premises with at least forty-eight (48) hours posted notice if it appears to have been abandoned by ResidentResident after a forty-eight (48) hour notice has been posted.