Being a landlord is a wonderful thing—if you have good tenants. But what do you do if you have a tenant who won’t pay their rent? First you’ll probably get angry, frustrated and annoyed. When you calm down, it’s time to provide them with a Notice to Pay Rent or Three Day Notice. This form gives tenants formal notice that they haven’t paid rent, while laying out the consequences of continuing not to pay. In most states, a Notice to Pay Rent or Vacate the Premises given by a landlord to a tenant gives the tenant three days to pay or get out.

 When you serve the notice and the tenant fails to pay or vacate within three days, you then have the basis for a lawsuit for eviction for unpaid rent and can seek a court judgment ordering the tenant to leave. No more Mr. or Mrs. Nice Guy. When you need to follow through with a tenant who won’t pay up, get a Notice to Pay Rent today at Quick Law Docs.

Source:- http://www.quicklawdocs.com/blog/notice-to-pay-rent/