Can my landlord enter my apartment without notice if I signed the lease?

Full question:

My landlord keeps trying to enter my apartment without notice. This is very annoying because something I am in compromising situations because of my illness. The lease reads that they have the right to enter without notice for inspections and in cases of an emergency. Is it true that if i signed this lease have I given them that right?

Answer:

Yes, by signing the lease, you agree to its terms. This means your landlord has the right to enter your apartment without notice for inspections and emergencies, as stated in the lease.

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FAQs

In California, landlords cannot enter a rental unit without proper notice, except in emergencies. Typically, landlords must provide at least 24 hours' notice before entering for inspections or repairs. If your lease allows for unannounced entry, it may not be enforceable under state law. Always check your lease and state regulations for specific requirements.