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Nevada Required lease disclosures

Last reviewed 2026-10-23

What disclosures must a landlord give tenants in Nevada?

Written leases must cover term, rent (as a single all-in figure including mandatory fees), fees, deposits and refund conditions, late charges, entry rights, utilities, a signed condition inventory, and other listed items (118A.200). The landlord must disclose the names and addresses of the manager, an in-state agent and the owner, plus a local emergency phone number (118A.260). Any pending foreclosure must be disclosed to prospective tenants (118A.275).

Verified Source: NRS 118A.200, 118A.260, 118A.275 · last checked 2026-10-23

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