Everything you need to know about landlord-tenant laws, security deposits, eviction procedures, and property management in Nevada.
Nevada's rental market is dominated by Las Vegas, with Reno and Henderson as secondary markets. The state experienced rapid population growth, driving strong rental demand. Nevada is generally landlord-friendly with no rent control and efficient eviction processes. Security deposits are limited to 3 months rent, and the eviction process can be completed in 3-4 weeks. Las Vegas's tourism-driven economy creates both opportunities and volatility. Recent legislation has added some tenant protections, but Nevada remains favorable for landlords compared to neighboring California.
3 months rent
30 days after move-out
File unlawful detainer in Justice Court. Hearing within 10-20 days. If landlord wins, tenant has 5 days to vacate before lock-out.
Nevada law requires landlords to provide the following disclosures to tenants:
Must be stated in lease. Generally limited to 5% of rent. Late fee cannot be charged until rent is 3+ days late (grace period).