Property Management
A NH landlord may NOT enter a tenant's unit without notice except:
AAny time after 6 PM on weekdays
BIn genuine emergency situations requiring immediate entry to prevent harm✓ Correct
CTo show the unit to prospective buyers at any time
DWhen the rent is overdue
Explanation
The narrow exception to the notice-before-entry rule is a genuine emergency — such as a burst pipe, fire, or gas leak — where immediate entry is necessary to prevent serious harm. Non-emergency entry requires proper notice.
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