What is a Eviction Notice?

An Eviction Notice is a written letter to either comply with your rental or lease agreement (whether it's verbal or written) or vacate the property. Pay Rent or Quit: Tenants who are in arrears paying rent have just a few days - usually three to five days - to pay their current rent due up to date or move out.

Are there different types of Evitction Notices?

The appropriate eviction notices with cause fall into the following types:

• Pay Rent or Quit: Tenants who are in arrears paying rent have just a few days - usually three to five days - to pay their current rent due up to date or move out.
  • Cure or Quit: The tenant is given a specific amount of time in which to ""cure"" specific actions, such as keeping a pet that was not approved or creating disturbances.
  • Unconditional Quit: This type of notice has no conditions which would allow the tenant to reside in the property if met or complied with.
  • Notice to Vacate: An example of a notice that can be served without any cause (as long as there are no city ordinances). This letter is usually a 30 Day Notice to Vacate (if the tenant has been residing in the property for under a year) or a 60 Day Notice to Vacate (if the tenant has been residing in the property for over a year).

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