Arizona Commercial Eviction - Notice To Quit

***Please note, anything on this site does NOT represent legal advice. You should consult a licensed attorney before signing any documents (or sending them out to clients).

What sections are important for an Arizona Commercial Lease?

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Note: This is written from the Landlords perspective

Here is a quick list of the main components of a Commercial Eviction Notice for Arizona:

• The Date the rent amount was due, and which property this refers to

• The amount required to pay including late fees, and how many days they get (typically 5 in Arizona)

• The day the property must be surrendered if they do not pay in full

• The state which the laws are enforced (Arizona)

• Then signature areas for the person who delivered it, and if they accepted or whom they gave it to

• The notice should be signed by the tenant that they acknowledge what’s happening

That’s it, the first step in a commercial eviction.

To wrap it up is the signature fields, with a witness for each part. This should be signed in the proper corporate format, which can become an issue down the road if the Tenant is unable to pay rent, the business is liable if signed properly, and typically not the person. Consult an attorney for the correct signature components!