A 14-day eviction notice is a document allowing a tenant to rectify a lease violation or vacate the property. Choosing to leave makes them responsible for unpaid rent and other contractual obligations. Correcting the violation reinstates the lease as if the breach never occurred. However, repeated violations within a specified timeframe may give the landlord the right to end the lease.
14-Day Notice By State
| State | Reason for Tenancy Termination | Curable? |
|---|---|---|
| Arkansas | Non-compliance with lease terms | Depends on violation |
| Kansas | Non-compliance with lease terms | Depends on violation |
| Massachusetts | Failure to pay rent | Yes |
| Minnesota | Failure to pay rent | Yes |
| Mississippi | Non-compliance with lease terms | Depends on violation |
| Montana | Non-compliance with lease terms | Depends on violation |
| New York | Failure to pay rent | Yes |
| South Carolina | Non-compliance with lease terms | Depends on violation |
| Tennessee | Failure to pay rent Non-compliance with lease terms | Yes Depends on violation |
| Vermont | Failure to pay rent Illegal activity | Yes No |
| Washington | Failure to pay rent | Yes |
