Legal Q&A: How much notice is required to enter unit?
Question: If we personally serve a tenant a notice to enter the unit and we mail them a copy of the notice, how long do I have to wait before entry?
Answer: California law requires six days if the notice is mailed only. If served personally or posted on the usual entry door of the premises, a twenty-four hour notice of entry is presumed to be a reasonable time.
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