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Answers (3)
Best Answer
- Keith & Kinsey Schulz, "Keith And Kinsey"
- Contributions:76
The notice your landlord is required to give is based on state and local law. From my understanding, stating something different in a lease cannot override the law. Here's a link that shows requirements for different states.
- Rita A. Walker, "Rita Walker"
- Contributions:277
I believe 48 hours notice is the norm. However, many leases state that you must make the home available for showings, if the home is listed for sale (open to interpretation).
I think 24 hours notice is generous on your part. Your Landlord should be happy with your cooperation.
Good Luck
I think 24 hours notice is generous on your part. Your Landlord should be happy with your cooperation.
Good Luck
- Sharon Lewis, "Sharon Lewis"
- Contributions:3917
Depends on your lease, what did you negotiate? 24 hours is what I see. However, that owner is trying to make sure they are not out of pocket and trying to lease the home as soon as possible. Why not work with them? Ask for a reduction in rent for last minute showings.
How much notice do leasing agts have to give before showing the house I rent that is now for sale
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