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corset

Member
What is the name of your state? Pa
good afternoon
this is a strange situation, for those that know of the situation going on with our case please suggest a solution
My husband has been activated to go over to the middle east. while packing his gear we were upstairs locating materials, he looked out the window and noticed two vehicles outside the house, we went down stairs and noticed that the glass door was ajared. there is a lock box outside to let buyers in to look at property, we have not recieved any phone calls from the listing realtors asking for to let the property be seen
If these people followed through with entering the house, what
recourse if any would we have?
I have delieverd to the courts the sailors and soliders act and landlord will be notified shortly via certified mail about his orders.
thanks
 


abezon

Senior Member
Your recourse is to notify the LL & agent in writing that they must give you the statutory notice before showing the house. Failure to do so will result in you filing trespass charges against *anyone* who enters your house. Post a warning on the door near the lockbox.

Any prospective tenants will be loathe to enter after they see a door marked "WARNING: Trespass charges will be filed against anyone who enters this house unless the stautorily-required 24 hours notice has been given before entering, and permission to enter has not been denied. Premises are monitored by a security camera." Big type, red ink, whatever you can do to make it un-missable.
 

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