Lease violation & cure notice
NoticeThe provision, what was observed, what would put it right, and the cure period you state.
It does not find that a violation occurred
The notice sets out a provision and what you observed. It reaches no conclusion, and it is worded so that the letter does not either — the observation section asks for facts with dates rather than a finding. That distinction is not pedantry: a notice that asserts a conclusion it cannot support is the notice that comes apart when somebody disputes it.
The cure period and the consequence are both yours
Cure periods come from the lease and from state law and differ sharply. CompliMaint states none and fills nothing in. The consequence section is empty until you write in it: this product does not threaten anybody on your behalf, and a template that pre-wrote “your tenancy will be terminated” would be doing exactly that.
Before and after a violation notice: Tenant complaint register · Notice to vacate · Pay or quit notice
A dated letter built from your own words and dates. CompliMaint makes no determination that a violation occurred, invents no cure period, threatens no consequence you have not written yourself, and takes no view on your rights under the lease. This is not legal advice. Everything runs on your device.
Questions people ask
- How long a cure period should I give?
- CompliMaint does not say. It comes from your lease and from the law where the property is, and it differs sharply between states. The box is empty and prints what you type, attributed to you.
- Does this start an eviction?
- No. It is a letter. Whether a notice like this is a required step, what it must say and how it must be delivered are all set locally, and getting any of them wrong can invalidate what follows. Have a local attorney read one before you rely on it.
- What should I write in the consequence section?
- Only what you have decided to say, from your own lease. CompliMaint suggests nothing there and leaves it blank — a pre-written threat in a free template is the last thing anybody needs on a letter with their name on it.
- Should I record the complaint separately?
- Yes. The complaint register keeps what was reported and what you did; this notice is a decision to write to somebody. Keeping them apart is what stops a report turning into a finding automatically.