Landlords can properly prepare their own eviction notice. They can even serve, that is, deliver the notice to their tenant(s). Either task is simple enough, when you know what you are doing. The easiest way to do this is, of course, have our office properly prepare and deliver the notice to your tenants. All you have to do, is to fill out the following form, “Attorney Request for Eviction Notice,” and e-mail, fax, phone or mail it to our offices. Upon receipt we will immediately prepare the correct eviction notice and have it properly served upon the tenant(s), notifying you immediately that the notice is out for service and want appropriate action you may or may not take. On the other hand, if the landlord wants to be in control of this particular aspect of eviction process and/or wants to save some money, he or she may do their own eviction notice.
To do your own eviction notice and because nonpayment of rent is the most frequent reason for eviction, you have the following choices;
Download Three-Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit Form Only – (FREE)
Download Three-Day Notice to Pay Rent or Quit Form, with form filling instructions and instructions on how to properly serve notice upon the tenant(s) – (FREE)
Download “Eviction Notice Checklist,” to double-check and make sure that you have pr
operly completed the eviction notice and served the eviction notice according to California law, this is a good checklist to use to avoid potential mistakes – (FREE)
Download Comprehensive, “
Eviction Notice Kit for California.” Just about everything you want to know about serving a tenant with the appropriate eviction notice, includes three day pay or quit, 30, 60 and 90 day notice is to quit.
For other kinds of eviction notices, such as, 3 day notice to quit (for nuisance), 3 or 60 day notices to quit (after foreclosure), 30, 60 or 90 day notices to quit, please click here.
