Usually yes, but only with proper notice and at reasonable times. Most leases and state laws let a landlord show an occupied unit near the end of a tenancy, but they generally must give advance notice — often 24 hours — and cannot enter at unreasonable hours or harass you.
Landlords have a right to re-rent, and that usually includes showing your unit to prospective tenants near move-out. But your right to quiet enjoyment still applies: nearly every state that allows entry requires advance notice — commonly 24 hours — and limits it to reasonable hours and legitimate purposes. A landlord cannot use showings as a way to enter constantly, arrive unannounced, or pressure you. If your lease is silent, the state default notice rule fills the gap.
Commonly 24 hours, though it varies by state and lease. Entry generally must also be at reasonable hours for a legitimate purpose.
Generally no. Most states require advance notice before entry, even for showings. Unannounced entry can violate your rights.
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