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Lease Violations – Examples of substantial violations include[1]:
- Selling/manufacturing a controlled substance
- Unlawful use of a weapon
- Assault
- Theft
- Causing more than $1,000 worth of damage
A New Mexico 3-day notice to quit for substantial violation is served on tenants to inform them that their lease is canceled due to serious lease violations or illegal activity. Once the tenant has received the notice, they will have three days to move out or face legal action from the landlord.
A New Mexico 3-day notice to quit for substantial violation is served on tenants to inform them that their lease is canceled due to serious lease violations or illegal activity. Once the tenant has received the notice, they will have three days to move out or face legal action from the landlord.
A New Mexico 3-day notice to quit for substantial violation is served on tenants to inform them that their lease is canceled due to serious lease violations or illegal activity. Once the tenant has received the notice, they will have three days to move out or face legal action from the landlord.
Lease Violations – Examples of substantial violations include[1]: