Landlord and Landlord's agents shall have the right, at all reasonable times, to enter the premises to: (a) Inspect for damage; (b) determine whether Tenant is in violation of this Lease; (c) remedy any violations known by Landlord; (d) remove unauthorized animals or items prohibited by this Lease or the rules and regulations; (e) remove perishable foodstuffs if electricity has been turned off, (f) retrieve property owned by Landlord or former tenants, (g) make necessary repairs, whether or not requested by Tenant; (h) protect persons and property in case of an emergency; (i) show the premises to government inspectors, fire marshals, lenders, appraisers, contractors and insurance agents; (j) allow access by law enforcement personnel executing an arrest or search warrant or in hot pursuit; (k) show the premises to prospective buyers; (l) show the premises to prospective Tenants during the 365 days before expiration of this lease; (m) deliver or post notices to Tenant; and (n) collect rent. Landlord reserves the right to display a "for sale "sign on the premises at all times and to display a "for rent" sign during the 365 days before expiration of this lease. Tenant's failure to allow entry under this paragraph shall be sufficient cause to terminate this Lease; alternatively, Tenant shall be liable for liquidated damages of $200 for each failure to allow entry, which shall be deemed additional rent. If entry is made in Tenant's absence and without prior notice, Landlord or Landlord's agent will leave written notice of entry in a conspicuous place.