After the 3 days pass, on the following day, the landlord may file the complaint for forcible entry and detainer in an Ohio Municipal Court.Every notice given under this section by a landlord to recover residential premises shall contain the following language printed or written in a conspicuous manner: "You are being asked to leave the premises.

Spend a day observing in your eviction/ unlawful detainer court.  

The Constable will serve the forceable detainer paperwork as ordered by the courtCertified mail is acceptable or if in person or taping to the door you can record with your phone

There's already legal precedent with private security firms not being allowed to detain people such as suspected shoplifters.

It however ended in a eviction and unlawful detainer and sheriff lockout and us storing the household goods and disposing of stuff.Most important... know and follow the landlord-tenant laws for your jurisdiction.

You may start looking elsewhere for housing as a backup plan.Google "Texas Property Code Chapter 92, 91, and 24" for info on residential leases, termination periods, and forcible entry/detainer.

Start opening the cases that are called Unlawful Detainer (or whatever your state calls it when a landlord takes a tenant to court) and see what attorneys are representing landlords.

No response after the 3 days, move toward an unlawful detainer. 

The only way out out is Unlawful Detainer and the so-called squatter / trespass approach rains down on the owner, not the squatter.Bottom line, you have to know your State's Landlord / Tenant regulations and it's painful to do so after the fact.

I issued a 5 day pay or quit on the 9th and I am prepared to get a unlawful detainer once the 5 day period has expired.