Nevada Rental Law

Nevada eviction notice types run from a 7-day pay or quit to a 30-day no cause. When each applies, the NRS rules, and how to count judicial days.

Nevada has no rent control and no cap on rent increases. Here is the notice the law does require, when you can raise rent, and how to do it without losing a good tenant.

A criminal record does not have to keep you from renting in Las Vegas. Here is what a landlord can hold against you, how Nevada record sealing works, and how to get approved.

Nevada landlords can consider a criminal record, but a blanket no felons rule invites a Fair Housing complaint. Here is how to screen convictions legally and protect your rental.

Airbnb rules in Clark County require a license and strict limits, but a 2025 court injunction paused enforcement. See the rules and what changed.

Renting to voucher holders is neither the nightmare some Las Vegas landlords fear nor effortless free money. Here is how the Housing Choice Voucher program actually works, and the real case for and against it.

Do you need a license to rent out your Las Vegas property? It depends on your jurisdiction and whether the rental is long-term or short-term. A plain-English guide to the rules, with the current short-term rental status.

Nevada gives landlords a real state-level tax advantage, while federal rules reward owners who keep good records. A plain-English overview of Schedule E, deductions, depreciation, and 1099s for Las Vegas rental owners.

How a Las Vegas property manager runs an eviction under Nevada law, NRS notice types, Justice Court filing, lockout, and common owner mistakes.