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In the state of Nevada, what are the laws regarding storage of items left behind by evicted tenant?
Is there a maximum I can charge for storage, and what is it?
What if a tenant left a vehicle in the garage?
What if the maximum allowed to charge for storage is lower then the actual storage price, for example some of the items left behind are so heavy that require hiring few guys for help etc...?
2 Answers
- linkus86Lv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
The landlord must secure the property for storage for 30 days and can charge the owner of the property a reasonable removal and storage fee (the law doesn't specify how much but it would likely be reasonable to charge what it would have cost you if you had to hire movers). After those 30 days the landlord needs to make a reasonable effort to contact the owner, at their present or last known address, that he plans to dispose of the property and wait another 14 days for a response to reclaim the property. If not response is given, the landlord can then dispose of the property. If the tenant left a car, your will need to call the police or county sheriff to have the car towed away
- 6 years ago
if I tenant has left the property and has been evicted and are planning to return to claim property is their a time limit to get there property and get off the property