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Landlord/Eviction - Get the Help you Need to Defend Your Rights
One of the most difficult things to deal with as a landlord is evicting a tenant. In some cases, tenants willingly move out. Other times, it’s not so easy and the landlord must file an unlawful detainer suit to remove tenants from the property. As a property owner, it’s important to know when to send a Notice of Termination and what to expect after an unlawful detainer suit.
When To Send a Tenant a Notice for Termination With Cause
Each state offers its own terminologies, but in general, there are three types of termination notices that landlords can send to tenants. They include:
- Pay Rent or Quit Notices: A notice that requires tenants to pay overdue rent typically within 3 - 5 days or move out.
- Cure or Quit Notices: Notices sent when a tenant has violated terms of the rental agreement. It gives them a certain amount of time to remedy the violations or move out.
- Unconditional Quit Notices: This is an order that mandates the tenant to move out of the property with no chance to pay back rent or remedy violations.
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