Property Management
In California, what notice is required before a landlord enters a tenant's occupied rental unit?
ANo notice required; landlord owns the property
BAt least 24 hours written notice, except in emergencies✓ Correct
C72 hours written notice in all cases
DAt least 48 hours written notice
Explanation
California Civil Code Section 1954 requires landlords to provide tenants with at least 24 hours written notice before entering a rental unit (except in true emergencies). Entry may only be for specified purposes (repairs, inspections, showing) and must occur during normal business hours.
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