Property Management
Iowa's residential landlord may enter a rental unit in an emergency without advance notice for:
ARoutine pest inspections
BConditions that threaten the health or safety of occupants or the property, such as a burst pipe or gas leak✓ Correct
CShowing the unit to prospective tenants
DCollecting overdue rent
Explanation
Iowa Code Chapter 562A allows landlords to enter rental units without advance notice in genuine emergencies — situations presenting an immediate threat to health, safety, or property. For all other entries, 24 hours' written notice is required.
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