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Apex · Notice Mode

Blank page → structured landlord notice draft.

Same Apex Capital Admin Services platform as Grant Mode — built for owners and PMs on a deadline. Pay once, get a first-pass draft in about a minute — then edit or add human review (+$49). Renters: use Tenant Mode.

Sample intake loads in one tap. Ads should deep-link via /go/notice. Drafts only — not legal advice and not a substitute for an attorney. Landlord-tenant laws vary by state and city. Confirm notices, timelines, and required language with local counsel or a licensed housing professional before you serve or file anything.

State packs — TX · FL · CA

Educational local-law cues only. Never a substitute for counsel. Open pay-or-quit with your state attached.

TX pack

Texas

Confirm Property Code notice periods and service method before you serve.

  • Rent demand timing: Texas pay-or-quit / eviction timelines are statute-driven — confirm current Property Code days for your notice type (do not guess).
  • Service: Personal delivery, mail, and posting rules differ by notice type and court — verify with local counsel or JP court clerk guidance.
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FL pack

Florida

Florida notice forms and day counts are specific — confirm before serving.

  • Three-day vs other notices: Florida distinguishes notice types and day-count rules. Confirm the correct notice for nonpayment vs other breaches.
  • Weekends / holidays: How days are counted can exclude weekends/holidays for some notices — verify current statute practice.
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CA pack

California

Statewide + city/rent-control overlays — counsel review is strongly advised.

  • Statewide + local: California notices interact with statewide tenant protections and local rent ordinances. Confirm both.
  • Just cause / rent control cities: Many CA cities add just-cause and relocation rules. Never assume a statewide template is enough.
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Looking for tenant letters?

5 renter engines now live in Tenant Mode — repair requests, lease-break, move-out, roommates. Same checkout.

Open Tenant Mode →

How people typically use Notice Mode

  1. 1. Pick the Mode. Landlord notices stay here; renter letters go to Tenant Mode.
  2. 2. Load sample. See structure, then swap your names, dates, and amounts.
  3. 3. Checkout. Stripe → draft on-page + email copy.
  4. 4. Local check. Confirm notice periods, service method, and required language for your state/city.
  5. 5. Optional review. Add +$49 when the draft will be served or sent to counsel.

FAQ

Is this legal advice?
No. Drafts only. Landlord-tenant laws vary by state and city. Confirm notices, timelines, and required language with local counsel before you serve or file anything.
Do you cover landlords and tenants?
Yes. Notice Mode covers landlord notices (pay-or-quit, vacate, renewal, entry, deposit). Tenant Mode covers repair requests, move-out checklists, roommate outlines, and lease-break requests.
Is this separate from Grant Mode?
Same Apex platform and checkout. Grant Mode is for funder narratives; Notice Mode is for landlord letters; Tenant Mode is for renter letters. Pick the Mode that matches your deliverable.
Will a pay-or-quit from here hold up in court?
No product can promise that. We give you a structured first-pass draft from your facts. Statutory wording and service method must match your jurisdiction.
What does human review (+$49) cover?
Apex ops reviews the generated draft for clarity, structure, and obvious gaps, then emails notes within 1 business day. It is not a licensed attorney opinion and does not certify fitness for filing or service.