Landlords Excessive Inspections Rights

Summary

In South Carolina, landlords can enter a rental property for inspections, but they must provide reasonable notice. Daily inspections without reason may violate the tenants right to quiet enjoyment. The tenant has kept a record of these daily inspections. The tenant is advised to communicate her concerns with her landlord and seek legal advice if necessary. She can contact Charleston County Housing Court at (843) 202-6630 for more information.

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Is it legal for my landlord to inspect my home everyday for almost a month
What is the reason given by your landlord for these daily inspections?
None.
In South Carolina, landlords can enter a rental property for inspections, but they must provide "reasonable notice". Daily inspections without reason may violate your right to quiet enjoyment.
Everyday excluding the weekend theyre saying have home inspection ready. I know my home has already been inspected, despite them not leaving any paperwork because there was a work order to repair weather strip that came from the reac inspection. Im not sure why theyre saying inspections are possible everyday. Be ready. They have had more accsess to my home this month than i have.
Who is conducting these inspections: your landlord or a third party?
I live in a section * apartment. The people who work in the office are doing them
What does your lease agreement say about inspections? In South Carolina, landlords must provide "reasonable notice" and cannot violate your right to quiet enjoyment.
Every 6months with the possibility of random inspections every 3 months in between
What actions have you taken so far regarding this issue?

In South Carolina, landlords must provide "reasonable notice" before inspections. Excessive inspections may violate your right to quiet enjoyment.
None. What actions can i take?
Have you considered discussing this issue with your landlord or contacting a local tenant rights organization for advice?
I have not. But i will google a local tenant rights org. Im not sure what their problem is. It has been everyday. We were inspected last thursday and nothing was left indicating they had been here. There is a sign addressed to all tenants that they will again be back Thursday
Have you documented these daily inspections? It's important to keep a record of these incidents. In South Carolina, excessive inspections may be considered harassment.
Ive kept record of all of their dates of inspection for this last month.
What is the nature of these inspections? Are they thorough or brief?

In South Carolina, landlords must provide "reasonable notice" before inspections. Excessive inspections may violate your right to quiet enjoyment.
I have no idea there is none. One was for the reac inspection and my home was selected. No paperwork was left behind. My neighbor informed me they were there last thursday. No paperwork from that either indicating they had been there. Theyre saying theyre coming and leaving nothing. Theyre essentialy free to come and go as they please. Once or twice i understand....but for an entire month is crazy
Have you communicated your concerns to your landlord or the property management office? In South Carolina, landlords must provide "reasonable notice" before inspections. Excessive inspections may be considered harassment.
I have not
What is the reason you haven't communicated your concerns to your landlord or the property management office yet?
Because theyre vindictive.... And if we are already being harassed by the multiple inspections, I do not want to be even more on their crap list
Have you considered seeking legal advice from a local attorney or legal aid service? In South Carolina, tenants have the right to quiet enjoyment of their property. Excessive inspections could be seen as harassment.
I am considering but im not sure where or wirh whom to start
What city are you located in South Carolina? This will help me provide you with the contact details of the nearest legal aid service.
North charleston
What does your lease agreement say about the frequency and notice period of inspections?
Nothing other than every 6 months with the possibility of a random inspection in between the 6 months
What actions have you taken so far regarding this issue?

In South Carolina, landlords must provide "reasonable notice" before inspections. Excessive inspections may be considered harassment. You can contact Charleston County Housing Court at (*) *-* for more information.
Thank you
You're welcome, Kristal. If you need further assistance, feel free to ask. Remember, it's important to communicate your concerns with your landlord and seek legal advice if necessary.