In most states there is no grace
period pertaining to the serving of the quit or pay notice. In a few states,
you can't serve a quit or pay notice until a certain number of days after rent
is due. This document is a quit or pay
notice, which can be served by the plaintiff to the defendant not needing a
process server. This states how much rent is due as of that date stated on
notice.
We like to do our talking with our
notices. The quicker you serve your quit or pay notices the better. The quit or
pay notice is notarized and is time sensitive. “We mean business”. We like to show the tenant the quit or pay
notice when they're signing the lease. Explain that it means I need
the rent and you can’t live in the rental unit if you don’t pay the rent.
PERIOD.
