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First Violation
The first time the tenant commits a violation affecting health and safety, the landlord must give them five days to remedy the breach by delivering a 5-day notice to quit.[1]
The Arizona 10-day notice to quit for health and safety violation terminates a residential tenancy when a tenant commits an act affecting the health and safety of others. Committing this type of violation more than once during their lease means the tenant cannot fix the issue, and they are forced to leave the property or face eviction.
The Arizona 10-day notice to quit for health and safety violation terminates a residential tenancy when a tenant commits an act affecting the health and safety of others. Committing this type of violation more than once during their lease means the tenant cannot fix the issue, and they are forced to leave the property or face eviction.
The Arizona 10-day notice to quit for health and safety violation terminates a residential tenancy when a tenant commits an act affecting the health and safety of others. Committing this type of violation more than once during their lease means the tenant cannot fix the issue, and they are forced to leave the property or face eviction.
The first time the tenant commits a violation affecting health and safety, the landlord must give them five days to remedy the breach by delivering a 5-day notice to quit.[1]