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Q.When is a 3-Day Notice sufficient?
A.A written 3-Day Notice may be served on a tenant if the tenant:
- Failed to pay rent;
- Violated any provision of the lease or rental agreement;
- Damaged the rental property;
- Substantially interfered with another tenant's right to quiet enjoyment; or
- Used the rental property for an unlawful purpose.
Whenever a tenant is served a 3-Day notice, the tenant is given the opportunity to correct the problem stated in the 3-Day notice to avoid being evicted. Of course as the notice implies, the tenant must correct the problem within 3 days.
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