Property & Rental Notices

If you get a notice to cure from your landlord, it may seem intimidating. Don’t worry too much. The notice is intended to allow you to take care of the issue before you are at risk of eviction. What Is a Notice to Cure? A cure letter is considered a legal document. You will get […]

What Is a Notice to Pay Rent or Quit? A pay or quit notice is a legal document landlords use when tenants miss rent payments. This notice gives tenants a final chance to catch up on rent before facing removal. The notice sets a clear deadline. Tenants must pay all back rent by this date

What is a Notice to Vacate? A notice to vacate is a letter that ends a rental agreement. Landlords send it to tenants when they need to move out. When You Need One You might need this notice when: Essential Parts Every good notice includes: Sample Template I’ve created an artifact with a simple, ready-to-use

Introduction To terminate a rental agreement, tenants and landlords have to communicate and record their decisions in a responsible and formal manner. Preparing a suitable lease termination notice protects your rights, facilitates concluding any problems, and assists in guaranteeing each lessee and the lessee wins in the return of the business venture. Using this template

Date: [Current Date] To: [Tenant’s Full Name]Address: [Property Address, including Unit Number][City, State ZIP Code] From: [Landlord/Property Management Company Name]Contact: [Phone Number and Email Address] NOTICE OF RENT INCREASE Dear [Tenant’s Name], This letter serves as formal notification that the monthly rent for your residence at [Property Address] will be increased in accordance with your

[Law Firm/Attorney Letterhead (Optional)] [Your Name/Property Management Company Name][Your Address] To:[Tenant’s Full Name] Re: Notice to Quit for [Nonpayment of Rent/Lease Violation/Other Reason] Dear [Tenant’s Name], This letter serves as formal written notice under [State/City] landlord-tenant laws, including [cite specific statute, e.g., “California Civil Code § 1946”] and the terms of your lease agreement dated