What can a tenant do if the landlord abuses access to their unit?

Obtaining injunctive relief is a legal remedy that allows a tenant to seek a court order compelling the landlord to stop abusing access to the rental unit. If a landlord is entering the property without proper notice or justification, it can be viewed as a violation of the tenant's rights and privacy. Injunctive relief provides a way for the tenant to protect themselves by requesting the court to intervene, ensuring that their rights are upheld and future incidents are prevented.

In contrast, merely ignoring the issue does not address the violation and could lead to further problems. Calling the police may not be necessary unless there is an immediate threat or criminal activity involved. Leaving the rental agreement voluntarily can be an option, but it doesn’t resolve the problem of the landlord's inappropriate behavior and could have negative consequences for the tenant's future rental history or financial situation. Thus, seeking injunctive relief is the most appropriate and effective course of action in such a scenario.