What is the minimum time for an eviction notice?

Answer:
normally 30 days in Texas. If they want you out faster than that they have to take you to court. and Court is going to take a couple of weeks anyway.

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It depends on where you live. In California it is 60 days notice for them to ask you to move out...but they only need to give you a three day notice to pay or quit before beginning "eviction" process in court.

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I think it is 72 hours... but you have to have a REALLY good excuse not to give 30 days!

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Depends on the reason for the eviction. For non-payment of rent, typically three days; for no reason other than the owner's preference, at the end of the current lease period; for causing a hazard to persons or property, 24 hours or less.

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Depending on the lease agreement, on a month to month tenancy a person can be served in 10 days and taken to magistrate in 10 more. If there is a peace and quiet clause the person can be evicted same day/next day if the surrounding tenants go to the magistrate with the landlord and voice their complaints.

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CA - a year lease? 3 days, but that's extreme. They would had to have broken the contract bigtime.
30 days for a month to month contract.
If no contract - I think it's 60 or 90 days.