51��Ƶ����

The Five Day Eviction Notice is a crucial legal document used when tenants have violated their lease terms, typically through non-payment of rent or other material breaches. This notice is specifically designed to comply with U.S. landlord-tenant laws and provides tenants with a five-day period to cure the violation before the landlord can proceed with formal eviction. The document must include specific details about the violation, the remedy required, and the consequences of non-compliance. It represents the initial step in the formal eviction process and must be properly served according to local jurisdiction requirements.

1. Property Identification: Full legal address and description of the rental property

2. Parties: Names and addresses of both landlord and tenant(s)

3. Notice Date: Date the notice is being served

4. Reason for Eviction: Clear statement of the violation (typically non-payment of rent or lease violation)

5. Amount Due: If for non-payment, exact amount owed including any late fees

6. Cure Period: Clear statement of the 5-day period to remedy the violation

7. Consequence Statement: Statement of intent to terminate tenancy if violation isn't cured