The notice New Mexico requires before a landlord enters an occupied unit — 24 hours under NMSA § 47-8-24 — with the reason, the window and the delivery record filled in from the tenant's record.
Pick the situation. The period on each card is New Mexico's minimum — your lease can require more, never less.
NMSA § 47-8-2424 hours (NMSA § 47-8-24).
Allowed without notice. Tell the tenant afterwards what happened and what was done.
Inspect, repairs, agreed services, show the unit.
Not a proper notice for a permitted reason. Repeated refusal is a lease violation; never enter by force — document it and use the lease-violation notice.
Only if the lease allows electronic notices. The in-app message is emailed and shown in the tenant portal, time-stamped; print it for hand delivery where paper is required.
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Date, reason and delivery record on the tenant's file. Free.
Notice periods are New Mexico's statutory minimums as of 2026, reviewed against New Mexico Statutes, Chapter 47, Article 8 (Uniform Owner-Resident Relations Act). General information for landlords, not legal advice; local ordinances can add requirements.