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Nevada now requires 60-day notice for rent increases under 2021 legislation. Security deposits can be up to 3 months' rent.

Balanced Regulations

Disclaimer: This information is for general guidance only and may not reflect recent legislative changes. Always consult a licensed attorney for advice specific to your situation and locality.

Key Communication & Notice Requirements

Entry Notice

24 hours

Before entering the unit

Rent Increase Notice

60 days (as of 2021 legislation)

Before raising rent

Late Fee Limit

5% of monthly rent

After grace period

Grace Period

3 days

Before late fees apply

Eviction Notice

7 days

Pay-or-vacate (non-payment)

Electronic Notice

Yes, if agreed in lease

Text, email, or app

Security Deposit Rules

Maximum Deposit

3 months' rent

Return Deadline

30 days

After tenant move-out

Nevada Landlord Communication — Key Rules

1

24-hour advance notice required before entry

2

60-day notice now required for any rent increase (2021 law)

3

Late fee capped at 5% of monthly rent after 3 days

4

Security deposit limit up to 3 months' rent

5

7-day pay-or-vacate before eviction filing

Entry Notice Methods in Nevada

Written notice; electronic if agreed in lease

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