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Manufactured Home Eviction Services

We tend to get many questions regarding our manufactured home eviction services. Because of this we feel it’s important to explain more about these types of homes. According to Nevada Revised Statues (NRS), a manufactured home is a vehicular structure that is designed to be used as an all year round residence. It must be capable of being drawn by a vehicle and can be used with or without a foundation. This definition, and more information regarding the tenancy and ownership of manufactured homes, can be found in chapter 118B of the NRS.

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These homes are just like any other homes except that they are manufactured offsite and are mobile. There are a few differences in regards to being a tenant or a landlord of a manufactured home as well. One difference is that the tenant may own the dwelling and may only be renting the lot space. The landlord therefore is the owner of the parking lot and not the home itself.

It is pretty clear therefore that an eviction in such a scenario will mean expelling the tenant from the parking lot. Evictions of manufactured homes are covered by a different set of rules from the non-manufactured residences. The manufactured home eviction laws in Las Vegas are covered by chapter 118B in conjunction with chapter 40. These rules cover actions and proceedings concerning real property. For a better understanding of evictions of manufactured homes, you can look at NRS 118B.190. Additionally NRS 118B.200 outlines the service of notices and grounds on which you can issue one.

More About Manufactured Home Eviction Services

Just like for the non-manufactured homes, the manufactured homes landlord has no right to evict a tenant before the expiry of their term unless the tenant violates the leasing agreement or on grounds stated in NRS 118B.200. According to the statue, the landlord can only evict the tenant before the expiration of the leasing period if any of the following takes place:

1.) The tenant fails to pay rent 10 days after a written notice of neglect to pay rent

2.) The tenant fails to comply with regulations on manufactured homes

3.) The tenant is an annoyance to other tenants

4.) The tenant fails to comply with given rules on the use of the park

5.) The landlords decides to change use of the land

6.) The tenant is considered a nuisance for any of the reasons stated under that section and if the tenant does not qualify for tenancy if it is owned by a non-profit organization or a housing authority.

If any of the above stated conditions come to play and the landlord is forced to evict the tenant, then he/she can seek the help of manufactured home eviction services to start the eviction process.

What Type of Eviction Process Should Be Used for a Manufactured Home?

The eviction process will just be the same as that of non-manufactured homes of which you can choose to use either the summary or the formal eviction process. The only difference is the type of notices used. Notices to be served to a manufactured home owner are covered in NRS 118B.190. Here, you will be directed on the notice period and the conditions under which a certain notice will be used.

After serving a given notice, the landlord will wait for its expiration before serving a 5 day unlawful detainer notice. The expiry of this period will give the landlord permission to forcefully evict the home owner with the permission of the court and with the help of a bailiff.

Find out about how we can serve your manufactured home eviction needs by contacting us.