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The 3 Day Move Out Notice is a critical legal instrument in U.S. property management, designed for situations requiring immediate action due to serious lease violations. This notice is typically used when tenants engage in illegal activities, cause substantial property damage, or commit other serious lease violations that warrant expedited eviction. The document must include specific elements to be legally valid: precise identification of the property and parties involved, clear statement of the violation, exact timeline for vacation, and proper method of service. While standard eviction notices often require 30 or 60 days, the 3 Day Move Out Notice provides an accelerated timeline for extreme circumstances. The notice must comply with both federal Fair Housing laws and state-specific landlord-tenant regulations, making jurisdiction-specific customization essential. Property managers must ensure proper documentation and service of the notice to maintain its legal enforceability.

1. Property Identification: Complete address and description of the rental property subject to the notice

2. Date of Notice: Clear statement of the date the notice is served/delivered

3. Tenant Information: Full legal names of all tenants and occupants being served with the notice

4. Landlord Information: Full legal name and contact information of the landlord or property manager

5. Reason for Notice: Clear statement of the lease violation or reason for the 3-day notice

6. Required Action: Specific actions required by the tenant (move out or cure the violation)

7. Timeline: Clear specification of the 3-day compliance period and deadline

8. Legal Statement: Statement of legal authority and consequences of non-compliance

9. Service Method: Documentation of how and when the notice was served to the tenant