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Re: tenant disagreement
by Mark
on July 3, 2012 @20:36
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According to The Landlord’s Legal Guide in Illinois , "Under Illinois common law, the landlord does not have the right to enter a rental unit during the term of the tenancy. Every lease must include a clause that reserves the right for the landlord to enter the rental premises under various circumstances. This clause will list the reasons that a landlord may enter, such as to make repairs, to inspect the premises, to show prospective tenants or buyers, and in an emergency."
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Re: tenant disagreement
by Jake
on July 3, 2012 @21:46
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It is always a mistake for a landlord to try to bully their way in...with or without notice.
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Re: tenant disagreement
by Kim Mitchell (Illinois)
on July 3, 2012 @21:48
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Not trying to BULLY my way in...give plenty of notice...
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