Landlord Inspection Rights Idaho

Summary

In Idaho, landlords have the right to inspect rental properties with reasonable notice, typically 24 hours, and can access all areas, including bedrooms and bathrooms. Tenants can request that certain areas be avoided, but landlords are not legally required to comply unless the inspection is necessary for maintenance or safety. If a landlords actions feel intrusive or harassing, tenants may consider documenting interactions and seeking legal advice or mediation.

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I dont know whybshe would need to go through every room and bathroom for a walk through maybe stand at the door of the room?
In Idaho, landlords must provide reasonable notice (usually * hours) and conduct inspections at reasonable times. While you can request that the landlord avoid certain areas, they are not legally obligated to comply if the inspection is necessary.
Do you feel that the inspection is intrusive or unnecessary?
Yes maybe just standvat the foir to look in but i tjough we haveva rifht to privacy especially bedrooms
In Idaho, while landlords are required to give reasonable notice (typically * hours) for inspections, they do have the right to inspect the entirety of the rental property. You can request they avoid certain rooms, but they aren’t legally obliged to comply unless it's necessary for maintenance or safety.
Do you believe your landlord is conducting frequent or overly intrusive inspections?
No but she just said a wslk through we don't have any maintenance isdues etc
In Idaho, landlords have the right to inspect the rental property, but they must provide reasonable notice (typically * hours). They can inspect all areas, including bedrooms and bathrooms. However, inspections should not be overly frequent or intrusive.
Is there a specific reason you believe the walk-through is unnecessary?
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In Idaho, landlords must provide reasonable notice (usually * hours) for inspections. They can inspect all areas of the rental property, but you can request they limit their inspection. If you feel the inspection is intrusive, you might consider discussing it with your landlord or seeking mediation.
Do you believe the landlord's threat to contact an attorney is a form of harassment?
Yes
In Idaho, landlords must provide reasonable notice (typically * hours) for inspections and can inspect all areas, including bedrooms and bathrooms. While tenants can request certain areas be avoided, landlords aren't legally required to comply unless necessary for maintenance or safety. If the landlord's threat to contact an attorney feels like harassment, consider seeking legal advice or mediation.
Do you have any evidence or documentation of these interactions with your landlord?
Yes
In Idaho, landlords must give reasonable notice (usually * hours) for inspections and can inspect all areas, including bedrooms and bathrooms. However, if the landlord's actions feel like harassment, recording interactions and seeking legal advice or mediation could be beneficial.
Do you want advice on how to proceed with legal action or mediation?