(3) The monthly rent amount and the date through
which rent has been paid;
(4) A statement that the tenancy will terminate
fifteen calendar days from the date the notice is mailed or personally
delivered or the date through which the rent has been paid, whichever is later;
and
(5) A statement that upon the termination of the
tenancy, the landlord may dispose of any remaining personal property that the
landlord, in good faith, determines to be of value, in or around the dwelling
unit, by either:
(A) Selling the property, in a commercially
reasonable manner;
(B) Storing the property at the expense of
the deceased tenant's estate; or
(C) Donating the property to a charitable
organization.
(d) If the representative contacts the
landlord within fifteen calendar days of the mailing or personal delivery of
the written notice pursuant to subsection (c), the landlord shall provide the
representative access to the dwelling unit for the sole purpose of allowing the
representative to remove the deceased tenant's personal property in a
reasonable manner. The representative shall surrender the dwelling unit to the
landlord after the removal of the deceased tenant's personal property. This
section shall not create a landlord-tenant relationship between the landlord
and the representative.
(e) The tenancy shall terminate fifteen
calendar days from the date the notice is mailed or personally delivered to the
representative or the deceased tenant's estate, or the date through which the
rent has been paid, whichever is later. Upon the termination of the tenancy,
the landlord may dispose of any remaining personal property in or around the
dwelling unit that the landlord, in good faith, determines to be of value by:
(1) Selling the property, in a commercially
reasonable manner;