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Christian Malesic
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"Pay Rent or Quit" Notice

Christian Malesic
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Harrisburg, PA
Posted

In the effort of continuous improvement, I ask the following...

When tenants are late we post the standard Pay Rent or Quit notice or their door. Sometimes this works and we get paid, other times it just begins the long process of eviction.

The problem is this: Pay Rent or Quit is legal gobblygook. Tenants do not understnad the or Quit part.

Does anyone know if we have to use these words, or can we title the form Pay Rent or Move Out?

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