In general, Mississippi landlords are required to give around 30 days of advance notice to evict a tenant who has paid rent and has not violated the terms of their lease. However, if either of these occurrences happen, a Mississippi landlord has a considerable amount of discretion in determining how much notice they’ll give their tenant regarding their intent. More consistent notice policies regarding a voluntary move out or eviction can be written into a lease agreement, though.
The information for this answer was found on our Mississippi Landlord Tenant Rights answers.