Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in Pennsylvania

hi, I've recently given my tenants an eviction notice. Im almost positive that I am going to end up having to file a landlord/tenant complaint. To properly access the damages to the property so I am able to put a figure on the filing complaint I need to access the house and get some pictures, however the will not grant access to the house. My question is How am I legally able to enter the house to get an estimate on the damages for the landlord/tenant complaint? Legally if I cannot get access before the courts kick them out then do I just file another complaint after they have moved out? Thanks in advance for the replies.


Asked on 1/09/12, 12:57 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
John Davidson Law Office of John A. Davidson

Your lease doesn't allow you to inspect the premises? In the lease I write all my landlords need to do is to tell the tenant that you're giving them 24 hours notice that you will be inspecting the place.

{John}

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Answered on 1/09/12, 1:16 pm


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