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My landlord is letting himself in....Help!

Posted by Frustrated on May 16, 2001 at 07:03:59:

The house I am renting is for sale (N.Y. State). The realtor has been notifying me, about a day in advance, when an appointment to show has been made. Generally, my schedule has allowed me to be home (I need to let my dog out), but the last showing was scheduled for a time when I could not be available. I notified the realtor that I needed to reschedule, who in turn, notified my LL. At 8:30 am then next day, while I was asleep (I had worked nights last week)and without any notice at all, my LL let himself in to show the house. (Unfortunately, my dog is familiar with him and didn't prevent him from entering). I woke up to him coming up the stairs to my bedroom. I was completely shocked and I told him he was intruding. He replied that he could and would enter at anytime, without regard to me, to show the house. Does anyone have any suggestions on handling this situation? I am searching for a new place, but in the interim, I do not want anyone entering without (reasonable) notification - at the very least - but would prefer to be at home. In other words, how accomodating do I have to be and still ensure my privacy? Thanks for your help.

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