Property Management
A landlord who enters a tenant's rental unit without notice (except in emergencies) in Georgia may be violating:
AThe Georgia Real Estate License Law
BThe tenant's right to quiet enjoyment and Georgia landlord-tenant law✓ Correct
CThe Fair Housing Act
DRESPA
Explanation
Georgia landlord-tenant law protects a tenant's right to quiet enjoyment. Unauthorized entry can constitute constructive eviction or breach of the lease, and landlords must give reasonable notice (typically 24 hours) for non-emergency access.
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