By Kyle Cirac Independence Day weekend is almost upon us, and people across the country are preparing to celebrate in a variety of ways, including by flying an American flag on their property. When it comes to the flags on rental properties in Nevada, there are a few relevant laws that landlords and tenants […]
Read MoreBy Kyle Cirac Summer is approaching quickly, which means the end of the school year for college students, and the end of lease terms for several of these students. When a residential tenant vacates a rental property, they often want to claim a full refund of their security deposit as soon as possible. In […]
Read MoreBy Kyle Cirac When a landlord reviews an application for tenancy, the applicant may seem like an ideal tenant for the property. However, once the tenant moves in, the landlord may discover that the new tenant is participating in criminal activities. Whether it is selling or using illegal drugs, prostitution, discharging a firearm, or […]
Read MoreBy Kyle Cirac Animals are not always welcomed by business owners and landlords with open arms. Animals can destroy businesses and rental properties by chewing or scratching, disturb other patrons or tenants by barking, growling, biting, or intimidating, and cause health hazards if they are not vaccinated or if their owner fails to clean […]
Read MoreBy Kyle Cirac When a tenant vacates a rental property, they occasionally leave behind items of personal property. Landlords often question what the procedures are for properly disposing of their former tenant’s personal property. The Nevada Revised Statutes specify the correct manner of disposal of abandoned personal property. The following information pertains to dwellings […]
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