Montana HB416 mandates homeowners' associations to obtain permission from property owners before entering their property.
Montana HB416 requires homeowners' associations to seek permission from real property owners before an agent enters their property. The association must establish a convenient date and time for entry and specify the property area to be accessed. Owners can also require the presence of themselves or their agent during entry. This law does not affect the general public access rights to areas like sidewalks or front pathways.
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