A Virginia 21-day notice to quit for non-compliance is a written correspondence requesting a tenant to correct a lease violation within 21 days. If the tenant doesn’t address the landlord’s notice and take action to remedy their breach, they will face eviction. If the tenant has received a similar notification before, the landlord can decide not to let them remedy the violation.
Some examples of curable offenses include damaged property or the hosting of too many guests. A tenant can address these violations respectively by making the repairs themselves or ensuring to abide by the established guest limit for future gatherings.
Governing Law — Code of VA § 55.1-1245(A).
