Landlord documents
Pay-or-Quit Notice Generator — PDF Download
When rent is late, landlords need a written pay-or-quit notice before court. Generate a PDF with tenant, property, amount owed, reason, and cure deadline — preview free, pay once to download.
Generic templates miss your state rules
50 state landing pages with notice-period guidance — pick your state in the editor.
Wrong names or amounts weaken your case
Pre-fill from your RentLedger lease so landlord, tenant, and address match.
Lawyers charge hundreds for a simple notice
$7.99 one-time PDF — attorney review still recommended before serving.
Scattered paperwork
Lease, notices, and rent tracking in one RentLedger hub.
What you get
Notice to quit PDF
Formal title, parties, property, reason, days to cure, and vacate deadline.
Unpaid rent or lease violation
Describe amount due or breach — customize reason text for your situation.
State-specific landing pages
SEO pages for every US state linking to localized editor defaults.
Prefill from lease
?prefill=lease copies saved landlord and tenant details automatically.
Included in Landlord Pack
Bundle with lease agreement for $14.99. Move-in checklist is free.
Pair with rent ledger
Track late rent in your ledger, then generate the notice with matching records.
Templates by state
Dedicated pages for all 50 US states — local deposit and notice guidance, then open the editor pre-filled.
Popular states — browse all 50 states →
Alabama (AL)
Alaska (AK)
Arizona (AZ)
Arkansas (AR)
California (CA)
Colorado (CO)
Connecticut (CT)
Delaware (DE)
Florida (FL)
Georgia (GA)
Hawaii (HI)
Idaho (ID)
Common questions
Pay-or-quit vs eviction notice — same thing?
Colloquially yes for unpaid rent — it's the written demand before court. Strictly, 'eviction' is the court process after notice fails.
How do I serve the notice?
Rules vary by state — personal delivery, posting, or certified mail. Keep proof. Consult a local attorney.
Is this legal advice?
No — RentLedger provides document tools. Have an attorney review before serving.