; or (B) the right of individuals who live within the immediate vicinity of the residence of the tenant to peacefully enjoy the property of those individuals. (6) The landlord or an immediate relative of the landlord makes a measurable, demonstrable, and bona fide plan to occupy the residence. (7) (A) Local or State housing inspectors determine that the residence of the tenant is unsuitable for occupancy; and (B) the unsuitability of the residence is not a result of deferred maintenance of the residence by the landlord. (d) Notice procedure Before a landlord may evict a tenant, the landlord shall provide the following notice: (1) The landlord shall provide the tenant with an initial eviction notice not fewer than 6 months before the eviction takes place that— (A) states the just cause for the eviction under subsection (c); and (B) if the just cause stated under subparagraph (A) is described in paragraphs (1) through (3) of subsection (c) and the tenant can remedy the just cause, provides the tenant with 15 days to correct the actions of the tenant. (2) Not sooner than 30 days after providing the initial eviction notice under paragraph (1), the landlord shall provide the tenant with a second eviction notice that— (A) states the just cause for the eviction under subsection (c); and (B) if the just cause stated under subparagraph (A) is described in paragraphs (1) through (3) of subsection (c) and the tenant can remedy the just cause, provides the tenant with 15 days to correct the actions of the tenant. (e) Exceptions A landlord may evict a tenant from a residence without a just cause for the eviction under subsection (c) or providing the notice required under subsection (d) for one or more of the following reasons: (1) (A) The tenant intentionally provided a substantial amount of false information relating to a criminal conviction of the tenant on a rental application for the residence