My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Michigan
I understand that landlords have a right to enter a property with 24 hours notice for repairs, showing the property, etc. But there is also a right to quiet enjoyment by the tenant, and I'm wondering where the balance is between these two clauses.
My situation: The house I'm living in is being sold the by the landlord. Fine. They want to set up times to show the property to prospective buyers. Fine. They also want to come in and make some repairs, Fine. But here's the thing.... the repairs they are making are something they were first notified of 1 1/2 years ago (water leaking into basement). They didn't feel they were important enough to fix at the time, apparently. Now that they are trying to sell the house, they suddenly want to fix it. So now, last week, there were 4 days that I had to let people in. Two days for repairs, two days for showings... all in the morning, and I work nights, so 9am is very early for me. This week, they want to come over 2 more days to finish the repairs. So my question is, isn't this excessive to ask of the landlord? 4 days out of week last week, 2 days this week. Also, if the landlord is coming in to make repairs to something he has known about for a year and a half, are the repairs really necessary? Also, he is required to give 24 hours notice... one day last week he left a note on my door saying that there would be people coming for repairs at 9am the next day. I didn't receive the notice until 1am when I got home. I didn't answer the door at 9am, and they showed up again at noon asking to come in. Is any of this bordering on interfering with my quiet enjoyment?
I'm pretty sure I'm just screwed here, just wondering at what point repairs and showings are considered excessive.

