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Nevada Condo conversion protections

Last reviewed 2026-10-23

Condo conversion protections in Nevada

When a building is converted to a common-interest community (condominium), the declarant must give each residential tenant notice and the public offering statement at least 120 days before the tenant must leave. Tenants cannot be required to vacate on less than 120 days' notice except for nonpayment, waste or disturbing conduct, and the tenancy terms cannot change in that period. Lack of notice is a defense to eviction (NRS 116.4112(1)).

Verified Source: NRS 116.4112(1) · last checked 2026-10-23

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