Nevada Habitability / warranty of habitability
What is the warranty of habitability in Nevada?
The landlord must keep the unit habitable for the whole tenancy. A unit is not habitable if it violates housing or health codes or substantially lacks things like weatherproofing, working plumbing, hot and cold water, heat, electrical systems, garbage receptacles, pest-free common areas, and floors, walls and stairs in good repair. The landlord cannot charge the tenant for repairs that are the landlord's duty unless the tenant caused the damage.
Verified Source: NRS 118A.290 · last checked 2026-10-23
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