Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Citation
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Jurisdiction
- Maine (state)
- Source
- Official source
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- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
- Me. Att'y Gen., Consumer Protection Division, Tenant Rights
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530 charsExcept in the case of an emergency, a landlord must provide reasonable notice before accessing your home. 24 hours’ notice is presumed to be reasonable. A landlord can enter only at reasonable times. You may not unreasonably withhold consent to a landlord’s request for access to inspect the home, make necessary or agreed repairs, decorations, alterations or improvements, supply necessary or agreed services, or show the premises to prospective or actual purchasers, mortgage lenders, tenants, workers, or contractors. Evictions