Legal Question in Real Estate Law in California

There is a United States Supreme Court case that says they have to have a warrant. Yes they can get a warrant, and once they get a warrant, they can enter.

With a warrant, of course. You've got to 'deal with' whatever problem is causing this. Inspectors don't appear out of the blue without reason. They are claiming you are violating some law or regulation. For that you could face criminal charges, or condemnation, eviction, etc.?? Without full info, any opinion I could give is pure speculation. If you conclude you need legal help in dealing with this, feel free to contact me.