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30-Day Notice to Vacate (Landlord)
Landlord-to-tenant termination notice for month-to-month tenancy. Editable reason field for just-cause jurisdictions.
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60-Day Notice to Vacate (Landlord)
Required in CA once every tenant and resident has lived there a year; 30 days otherwise (Cal. Civ. Code 1946.1).
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Just Cause Notice to Vacate
Cal. Civ. Code 1946.2 notice stating the just cause, with the relocation assistance or rent waiver a no-fault cause needs (1946.2(d)); 30 or 60 days under Civ. Code 1946.1.
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Notice of Lease Violation
Lease-violation notice with editable violation description, lease section, and corrective-action deadline. Free watermarked download.
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Notice of Rent Increase
Rent-increase notice with auto-calculated dollar and percent change. State-aware notice-period field.
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Notice of Entry (24-Hour)
24-hour entry notice with date, time window, purpose, and persons-entering fields. Free watermarked download.
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Notice to Cure or Quit
Cure-or-quit notice for lease-clause violations (noise, unauthorized pet, unapproved guest). Editable cure period and action description.
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Notice of Non-Renewal
End a fixed-term lease at expiration. State-aware notice-period field, move-out requirements pre-filled.
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Notice of Deposit Disposition
Itemized accounting of deposit deductions. Auto-totals deductions and computes refund. Required statutory window by state (14 to 60 days).
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Notice of Abandonment
Statutory abandonment notice when tenant disappears mid-lease. Triggers state-specific abandoned-property procedures and re-entry rights.
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Lead-Based Paint Disclosure (EPA)
Federal disclosure for most housing built before 1978; check the applicable exceptions. Records known information and receipt of reports and the EPA pamphlet. Review required acknowledgments and signatures before use.
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Mold Disclosure
Discloses known mold history and lists tenant prevention duties. Required in 9 states and recommended in the rest.
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