1. Outstanding Payments: Details of any rent arrears or other outstanding payments - include when eviction is due to payment default

2. Property Damage: Description of property damage if this forms basis for eviction

3. Previous Warnings: Reference to previous warnings or notices - include when there's a history of violations

4. Alternative Resolution Offer: Proposed solutions or alternatives to eviction - recommended in cases where negotiation might be possible

5. Social Hardship Consideration: Acknowledgment of potential hardship claims - include when dealing with vulnerable tenants

6. Legal Consequences: Description of legal steps that will follow if tenant doesn't comply - include in cases of expected resistance

1. Proof of Grounds: Documentation supporting the eviction reason (e.g., payment records, violation documentation)

2. Previous Correspondence: Copies of relevant previous warnings or notices

3. Property Inspection Report: If eviction is based on property damage, include detailed inspection report

4. Power of Attorney: If notice is being sent by a legal representative or property manager

5. Photographic Evidence: Photos documenting violations or damage if relevant to eviction grounds