What does the notice regarding the TM30 form left at my rented condo mean?

The notice pertains to the TM30 form, which must be filed by landlords when a foreigner arrives at their property in Thailand. Failure to file can result in fines ranging from 2,000 to 10,000 baht. Responses indicate that this form should ideally be submitted within 24 hours of arrival, and while it's typically the landlord's responsibility, tenants may consider filing for themselves to ensure compliance. The discussion includes mentions of enforcement variations by different local immigration offices.