A North Dakota 3-day notice to quit for non-payment notifies a tenant that their rent is past due, requiring them to pay the owed balance or quit the residence. If the tenant stays in the unit past the deadline, the landlord may seek a court-ordered eviction to remove them. Under state law, this notice must be served by a sheriff or an individual over 18 not involved in the case.
A North Dakota 3-day notice to quit for non-payment notifies a tenant that their rent is past due, requiring them to pay the owed balance or quit the residence. If the tenant stays in the unit past the deadline, the landlord may seek a court-ordered eviction to remove them. Under state law, this notice must be served by a sheriff or an individual over 18 not involved in the case.
A North Dakota 3-day notice to quit for non-payment notifies a tenant that their rent is past due, requiring them to pay the owed balance or quit the residence. If the tenant stays in the unit past the deadline, the landlord may seek a court-ordered eviction to remove them. Under state law, this notice must be served by a sheriff or an individual over 18 not involved in the case.
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