Can landlords and agents take photographs during property inspections?

Can landlords and agents take photographs during property inspections?

Taking photographs or video footage during a routine property inspection can be a contentious subject.

While landlords have every right to know how the property they own is being maintained and there is an expectation of physical evidence to prove that it’s being kept in good condition, for the renter, having an agent or landlord come into your home and take pictures can feel intrusive.
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