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<p><span>Any real estate attorney licensed to practice law in DC on the list? My daughter is renting a residential condo in DC. Landlord is selling unit and her lease allows Landlord to show unit when its listed for sale, but it is getting ridiculous how much Landlord is showing- <span style="font-size: 13.3333px;">albeit</span> with negotiated notice. I think they have overpriced the unit... there have been at least </span><strong>40</strong><span> showings-mostly when tenant is out, but sometimes in the evening and over the weekends, in the last 30 days or so. Lights left on. Drawers left open. Heat was turned on. Windows left open.</span></p>
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<p>How reasonable is it if she wants a weekend off? How reasonable to limit showings to a certain number per week? The amount of showings are really disturbing her use and enjoyment of the apartment. There are strong tenant laws in DC, but she has a cordial relationship with LL. She has not always insisted on the full 24 hours notice, but is now leaning towards this given how frequent and intrusive the showings have been. She wants to be cooperative, but there is a limit. My thoughts are to negotiate a reduction in rent if this is how it's going to be until her lease is up in December. Just not sure of my legal basis. Would love to pick one of my esteemed colleague's brain.</p>
<p>Thanks so much!</p>
<p>-Shaun</p>
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