North Carolina Eviction Notice Templates (3)

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North Carolina eviction notices are used to inform a tenant that their lease will be terminated, the cause of the termination, and the date by which they must move out. If the tenant has not vacated their rental unit by the time that the notice has expired, the landlord may begin legal action to have them evicted. The amount of notice that is mandated by state law depends on the reason for the eviction and, in some cases, may be determined by the conditions of the lease. In the event that a tenant does not comply with an eviction notice, the landlord will need to file a case against them in court to regain possession of their property.

By Type (3)

10-Day Notice to Quit for Non-Payment Demands that a tenant pay unpaid rent within ten (10) days or move out.

7-Day Notice to Terminate Month-to-Month Lease – Can be used by tenants and landlords to terminate a monthly lease agreement.

Notice to Quit for Non-Compliance – Informs the tenant that they have broken the terms of their tenancy and gives them notice in accordance with their lease.

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