"rent notice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when speaking or writing about a notice that informs a tenant of their rent payment. For example: "I received a rent notice in the mail today."
Five months later, while the apartment was being fixed, Ms. Hawkins received a past-due rent notice.
"I found a house I wanted to buy in the catchment area, which was about £50,000 to £70,000 more expensive than just outside - even though the houses were smaller - gave my rent notice and put in an offer.
You unlock the front door and close it behind you and the rent notice is there.
When you are evicting because of nonpayment of rent, notice can be given at least three days before filing, while for other nonpayment reasons the tenant must be given thirty days notice in order to have a chance to correct the violation before eviction proceedings can be started.
"For Rent" notices pepper a stretch of Ringwood Avenue in the Haskell section of this Passaic County town.
The landlord sends rent notices every month that state that if the rent is not received by the seventh of the month, a $50 late charge will be assessed.
But Mr. Hill said that all the other locals with offices at District Council 37 pay rent and that Mr. Hughes knew that his local was receiving monthly rent notices.
It is her job to make sure her brother understands and completes his homework and to riffle through electric and gas bills, business letters, rent notices and school and community announcements.
"For Rent" notices appeared on homes and in local newspapers.
By October, the rent notices were piling up and homelessness was again on the horizon.
Cersei begs off, promising to finance her excesses through pillage, which is not a column that usually exists on late rent notices.
