Observed arrival · 2026-10-29
LandlordByHand’s Notice Deadline Checker
A free checker describes how it calculates the last-safe service date for landlord notices using state rules and a target effective date.
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- Landlords preparing notices for a specific state
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- It distinguishes three-day periods counted as Florida business days, California court days, and New York days.
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The described input set is state, notice type, tenancy, length of residence, and desired effective date. The output is said to include the last-safe service date, counting method, allowed service methods, and statute citation. The homepage distinguishes Florida business days, California court days, and New York timing examples, and says unpublished state entries do not receive a borrowed deadline. A separate notice kit is listed at $39, one time.
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