Someone receives a 5 day pay or quit on the 13 which we know the first day isn't until the next day and the 5 day is scheduled for the 21st. Now even if / when the eviction went through and the tenant still had possessions in the property, the landlord is responsible for them and must allow the tenant to come back and pick it up.
Correct? Well, what if the landlord posted the notice of the eviction on the 13th and the had the car towed out of the driveway on the 14th. It was called in to the tow yard, the lady comfired we be there and we will..
So what should happed now? How does someone go about reporting the landlord.

BMW

First, it's not a good idea to piggy back your question on another thread. To avoid confusion, I've moved your question to its own thread.

I don't think this qualifies as an illegal eviction, but it would go against the LL in court. I assume this occurred in Las Vegas because of where you originally posted this. Did you move out or pay in full within the 5 days?

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Someone receives a 5 day pay or quit on the 13 which we know the first day isnt until the next day and the 5 day is scheduled for the 21st. ...

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13 + 5 = 18. The 5th day would be the 18th which, if you are talking about this month, would have been a Monday.

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Originally Posted by brat8mlife

... Now even if / when the eviction went thru and the tenant still had possessions in the property, the landlord is responsible for them and must allow the tenant to come back and pick it up.
Correct?

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No. If the tenant was thrown out on a given day, the possessions should have been taken with the tenant. Unless the writ of eviction specifies differently, the landlord has no responsibility for the ex-tenant's possessions after then.