Iowa Security Guard Board Practice Exam 2024 - Free Iowa Security Guard Board Practice Questions and Study Guide.

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In what circumstances may an entry be made into a residential premise by a landlord or an agent of the landlord under the Residential Tenancies Act without notice?

In the case where there is suspicion of illegal acts going on in the premise.

In the case where the tenant is behind on their rent and the landlord wants to confiscate property to recoup monies owed.

In the case of an emergency situation where access is required to prevent major damage and/or injury.

An entry into a residential premise by a landlord or agent without notice is allowed in emergency situations where there is a potential for major damage or injury. This could include situations such as a burst pipe or a fire that requires immediate attention. Option A is incorrect because suspicion of illegal acts is not a valid reason for entry without notice. Option B is incorrect because a landlord cannot enter the premises without notice to confiscate property for unpaid rent. Option D is incorrect because a realty agent cannot enter the unit without proper notice, as this would be a violation of the tenant's privacy rights.

In the case where a Realty agent wants to show the unit to potential renters.

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