That time of year in the desert has come. Monsoon season! For those unfamiliar with monsoon season, it is simply the time when sub tropical moisture comes up into the desert southwest, mixes with the hot daytime temperatures and creates some pretty spectacular thunderstorms, with heavy rains and wind. So, what should you keep in […]
Senate Bill 151, which passed and took effect July 1, 2019, is making some noteworthy changes to landlord tenant law. What are those changes? Here are a few that pertain specifically to residential rentals: 1. Increase to pay or quit timeline from 5 full days to 7 judicial days 2. Requires the constable to post […]
The recent earthquakes in the California desert and felt in Las Vegas have many people worried if an earthquake can cause safety and property damage concerns right here in Las Vegas. After all, Nevada is one of the most seismically active states according to the US Geological Survey. Could a powerful enough earthquake strike in […]
With so much talk in the news about a healthy and steady real estate market in Las Vegas, what is happening in the rental market? Many individuals are tenants, renting a home from a private party, through a management company or at an apartment complex. What have landlord’s and tenants experienced over the last couple […]
Whether a tenant moves out because their lease expired or other means, personal items, including furniture, may be left behind. Before you throw out the items left behind, viewing them as abandoned or unwanted, it’s best to check to see what Nevada law states! As a matter of fact, Nevada law discusses this type of […]
Many homeowner’s and investors with rental properties in Las Vegas live out of state and self-manage their properties. It’s a way for them to save having to pay a management fee. However, are there requirements under Nevada law when living out of state while at the same time owning properties in Las Vegas? You might […]
If you have visited Lake Mead in recent months or years, there is no doubt that you have observed a lower than normal water level. As a matter of fact, Lake Mead was at only 40% capacity in 2010 and the water level has continued to drop. The water situation has brought on speculation that […]
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