Does anybody, preferably someone who resides in San Diego, CA know tenant's rights.?
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I assume you reside in San Diego. You have tenant's rights about an improper entry. Instead of writing it all out here, I suggest you go to your local public or county library and ask the librarian you want to look at a copy of the library's reference book "California Tenants' Rights" published by Nolo Press. ("Nolo" is short for No Lawyers, but all their publications are written by lawyers for people who need answers to legal questions). In the opening index you will find a chapter that deals with your specific problem, probably titled something like "The Obnoxious Landlord and Your Right to Privacy." It will cover everything about under what circumstances a landlord may enter your property and how they should do it, to what to do if your landlord improperly enters or other kinds of invasions of privacy.
There are remedies for this type of thing, but unless you know what steps to properly handle this, you could find yourself with a bigger problem. Also, you can find Nolo Book publications at large bookstores like Barnes & Noble, Borders, etc. Good luck to you!
If your landlord needs to enter property that you are renting from him, it should be for repairs or other absolutely necessary reasons only. Also, he must, by law, provide you with 24 hours notice if he's going to come in.
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