Does a landlord have to give a three-day notice to pay or quit when the tenant lives rent-free?
No, the three day is for failure to pay rent. The thirty day notice is the notice to base the unlawful detainer on.
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No, the three day is for failure to pay rent. The thirty day notice is the notice to base the unlawful detainer on.
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