Laws
Kentucky landlords must provide 2 days’ notice before entering the tenant’s property and may only do so at reasonable times of the day.
Statute: KRS 383.615(3)
Reasons for Entry
The landlord must have a legitimate reason to access the property. Kentucky landlord-tenant law states that the landlord may enter the premises in order to:
- Inspect the dwelling;
- Perform repairs or services;
- Show the property to potential purchasers or tenants; or
- Give entry to contractors or other workers hired by the landlord to perform repairs or services.
Statute: KRS 383.615(1)
Extended Absence
If a tenant is away from the rental property for more than seven days, the landlord can enter the dwelling when reasonably necessary.
Statute: KRS 383.670(2)