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Joel Owens
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Notice to vacate letter question..

Joel Owens
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Canton, GA
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So I am evicting some tenants.In Georgia I have to give "notice to vacate" letter then I can file dispossesory.

The sample letters I have found online give 30 day notice.

I don't want the tenant to have 30 days.I want them out immediately and with dispossesory will have them out by the third week this month. 30 days from tomorrow would be around September 5th.I want them out way before then.

Can you just put out in 10 days?? etc. The reason is non-payment of rent for August.

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Loc R.
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I think standard operating procedure in most states/counties is:

(1) 3-day notice to pay or quit, after which you would use
(2) 30-day eviction notice

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