There is a difference between an eviction and unlawful detainer in our state.

Didn't pay so the Unlawful Detainer was filed and then he went to the courts 4 days later and filed an unlimited civil suit against me for habitability, etc.

Last thursday my landlord attempted to unlawfully evict me and had another person help him remove my things from my lock room- ( i rent a room and am under contract/ lease for the room)  He never gave me an eviction notice in writing and rent was late due to my disability check being late but he never incquired about when or if i was going to be able to pay rent.

I was not willing to wait for them to move on their own schedule and send them a 5-day notice to vacate the premises, filing immediately for unlawful detainer.

Here's mine as an example:Tenant, his guests or invitees, shall not engage in criminal activity, including but not limited to violence, threats of violence, unlawful discharge of firearms, or drug-related criminal activity.

Fraud: a deception deliberately practiced in order to secure unfair or unlawful gain (adjectival form fraudulent; to defraud is the verb).And it totally undermines the idea behind the rule, which is to offer an opportunity to get into property to folks who don't have an extra 10k or so to throw down.

After submitting an offer, finding partners and using other people money you don't have acquire is very risky, not to mention wasting everyone else time and money, and maybe unlawful.   

"It is unlawful for any licensee to offer,promise, allow, give or pay, directly orindirectly, any part or share of his or hercommission, compensation or finder’sfee to any person who is not a real estatelicensee, in consideration for services.76No broker-salesperson or salespersonmay accept compensation from, or paycompensation to, any person other than abroker (or owner-developer) with whomhe or she is licensed at the time of thetransaction.77"Look at page 18 here:http://www.state.nv.us/publications/law-reference/Ch%20III.pdf

If either of the notices expired, and he is still there, you can start the Unlawful Detainer law suite to evict him at which time you need to summon him to the court and go through the entire process.

If the tenants don't pay or leave, then file an unlawful detainer and have them served.