This document provides a template for a 30-Day Notice to Quit that a landlord must serve on a commercial or residential tenant in order to terminate a periodic or at-will tenancy. This template meets the notice requirements of the New York Real Property Law before a landlord can begin a summary eviction process.
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This online document template provides a notice to quit for New Jersey landlords to use when ending a fixed-term tenancy and requesting possession of the leased premises. This template meets the notice requirement needed to bring a summary dispossession (eviction) action against a tenant for possession of the leased premises.
A template three-day notice for landlords in Ohio to give to residential or commercial tenants before initiating a forcible entry and detainer (FED) action to evict them.
A template notice of termination for landlords in Ohio to use when evicting a tenant due to drug-related offenses occurring on the leased premises. It meets the notice requirements of the Ohio Landlord-Tenant Act and Ohio Revised Code before a landlord can initiate a forcible entry and detainer (FED) action.
This online document template provides a landlord with the necessary paperwork to request delivery of rental property from a tenant in Georgia, which is a prerequisite to initiating an eviction process.
This template is built to help landlords in Pennsylvania enforce a judgment for possession of commercial or residential real property in an eviction or ejectment action. It is a praecipe for writ of possession.
This template is used to initiate a summary proceeding in the New York City Civil Court (Housing Part) for the eviction of a residential tenant due to non-payment of rent. The eviction process is regulated by Article 7 of the New York Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law (NY RPAPL).