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As a landlord, sometimes you have no choice but to evict a tenant. Giving your tenant an Eviction Notice (more formally known as Notice to Quit in Arizona) is the first step in attempting to remove a... Read More
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Making an Arizona Eviction Notice
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What is an Arizona Eviction Notice?
As a landlord, sometimes you have no choice but to evict a tenant. Giving your tenant an Eviction Notice (more formally known as Notice to Quit in Arizona) is the first step in attempting to remove a tenant from a rental property. Arizona law requires a landlord to give a tenant proper notice before the eviction process can begin. Use an Arizona Eviction Notice if you want to begin the process of removing your tenant.
Use the Arizona Eviction Notice document if:
- Your tenant has failed to pay the rent.
- Your tenant has violated any provision of the lease or rental agreement.
- Your tenant materially damaged the property.
- Your tenant is a nuisance or has caused trouble among other tenants.
- Your tenant has used the property for illegal activity.
- You wish to terminate a month-to-month tenancy.
- The lease has expired and your tenant has remained on the property.
Please Note:
- You may never forcibly evict a tenant without going through the formal tenant eviction process.
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