Vermont § 3905 - Enforcement of lien If an occupant defaults under a rental agreement, the owner may enforce the lien created in section 3904 of this title pursuant to this section.
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§ 3905. Enforcement of lien If an occupant defaults under a rental agreement, the owner may enforce the lien created in section 3904 of this title pursuant to this section.
- (1) First notice of default. Not sooner than seven days after a default, the owner shall notify the occupant of
the default by regular mail or electronic mail sent to the occupant’s last known address. (2) Second notice of default. (A) Not sooner than 14 days after mailing the first notice, the owner shall notify the
occupant of the default by certified mail, first-class mail with a certificate of
mailing, or electronic mail sent to the occupant’s last known address. (B) If the owner sent the second notice of default to the occupant by electronic mail
and does not receive a response, return receipt, or delivery confirmation from the
same electronic mail address within two days, then before proceeding with a sale,
the owner shall send the notice to the occupant either by certified mail or by first-class
mail with a certificate of mailing. (C) The second notice shall contain the following:
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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