Arizona 5 Day Notice To Pay Rent or Quit

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Arizona Landlords should use this 5-day notice to pay or quit if a Tenant falls behind on rent. The notice gives tenants 5 days to pay rent or vacate the property.

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Arizona Eviction Procedures: 5-Day Notice to Pay or Quit

If a Tenant falls behind on rent, Landlords should be proactive. The first step in the eviction process is issuing a 5-day notice. The notice should include:

  • The Tenant’s name
  • The Property Address
  • The total amount of unpaid rent due
  • The date by which rent must be due
  • Language notifying the Tenant that the Landlord may initiate eviction proceedings if the Tenant fails to comply with the Notice

This is a required step in the eviction process. Customize this Notice in minutes to comply with Arizona eviction laws.

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Please review our Arizona Eviction Action Instructions to ensure compliance with Arizona local laws.

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