The Arizona 5-day notice to quit for non-compliance is issued to a tenant who has violated their lease in a way that has affected the health and safety of others. The tenant has five days to remedy the violation or their tenancy will be terminated. Landlords can file for an eviction suit if the tenant fails to follow the notice requirements.
The Arizona 5-day notice to quit for non-compliance is issued to a tenant who has violated their lease in a way that has affected the health and safety of others. The tenant has five days to remedy the violation or their tenancy will be terminated. Landlords can file for an eviction suit if the tenant fails to follow the notice requirements.
The Arizona 5-day notice to quit for non-compliance is issued to a tenant who has violated their lease in a way that has affected the health and safety of others. The tenant has five days to remedy the violation or their tenancy will be terminated. Landlords can file for an eviction suit if the tenant fails to follow the notice requirements.
Anytime a tenant commits a similar violation a second time during their lease, the landlord has the right to terminate the tenancy by sending a 10-day notice to quit. The tenant has no option to cure the violation and must move out before 10 days have passed.[1]
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