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Landlord Entry Notice

Landlord’s Listing Broker Must Have Access To Leased Property

By Christopher Combs | May 2, 2021

Question: I am renting a luxury condominium in Central Phoenix. The lease expires in three months. The owner’s listing agent now wants to show my luxury condominium to potential buyers. I have valuable leather couches, art work, and clothing in the home. Do I have to let the owner’s listing agent have access to my…

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