The guidelines and minimum period for giving notices may vary from state to state, but it often arises out of the following:
Pay Rent or Quit – Gives the tenant time (usually three to five days) to pay the month's rent or vacate the unit. This happens when the grace period has lapsed or the failure to pay rent has become a habit.
Cure or Quit – This allows the tenant to solve any property damage or violation within a certain time depending on the gravity. Otherwise, they will have to vacate.
Unconditional Quit – The unconditional quit happens when the tenant commits a grave violation and has to leave within a certain period. He or she is given no opportunity to solve the problem.