1. Previous Communications: Reference to prior notices or communications regarding the default, used when there has been previous correspondence

2. Financial Statement: Detailed breakdown of outstanding amounts, used when the default involves non-payment of rent or other charges

3. Reservation of Rights: Statement preserving landlord's other rights under the lease, used in complex defaults or when multiple remedies are available

4. Cure Requirements: Specific instructions for proving compliance with remedy demands, used when verification of cure is critical

5. Without Prejudice: Legal disclaimer preserving rights for negotiation, used when parallel settlement discussions are ongoing

1. Schedule A - Lease Agreement: Copy of the relevant lease agreement and amendments

2. Schedule B - Default Evidence: Documentation proving the default (bounced checks, inspection reports, photographs, etc.)

3. Schedule C - Payment History: Statement of account showing payment history and outstanding amounts

4. Schedule D - Prior Notices: Copies of previous notices or relevant correspondence

5. Schedule E - Property Inspection Report: If default relates to maintenance or unauthorized modifications