A Rhode Island 5-day notice to quit for non-payment notifies a tenant that their rent is overdue and that they must either pay or risk being evicted. State statutes provide tenants with a 15-day grace period to pay rent after the due date. Landlords may serve this notice once the grace period passes, giving the tenant five days to pay the owed amount to avoid legal action.
A Rhode Island 5-day notice to quit for non-payment notifies a tenant that their rent is overdue and that they must either pay or risk being evicted. State statutes provide tenants with a 15-day grace period to pay rent after the due date. Landlords may serve this notice once the grace period passes, giving the tenant five days to pay the owed amount to avoid legal action.
A Rhode Island 5-day notice to quit for non-payment notifies a tenant that their rent is overdue and that they must either pay or risk being evicted. State statutes provide tenants with a 15-day grace period to pay rent after the due date. Landlords may serve this notice once the grace period passes, giving the tenant five days to pay the owed amount to avoid legal action.
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