Nevada Landlord-Tenant Laws

A summary of Nevada rules for security deposits, entry notice, late fees, rent increases, and required disclosures.

This is a general summary for informational purposes, not legal advice. Laws change and local ordinances can add requirements beyond state law — verify current rules with your state's official statutes or an attorney before relying on this for an actual tenancy.

What's distinctive about Nevada

Nevada caps combined security deposit plus advance rent (including last month's rent) at three months' total rent, and requires only 24 hours' notice before landlord entry — shorter than many states. Local governments in Nevada are also preempted from enacting their own rent control, so state law is the complete framework statewide.

Security deposit limit3 months rent total prepaid rent/security, including last month rent
Interest on deposit requiredNo
Deposit return deadline30 Days days
Entry notice required24 Hours
Late fee limitGenerally capped at 5% of periodic rent
Late fee grace periodNone statewide
Rent increase notice60
Eviction notice period7 judicial days

Required disclosures in Nevada

  • • Federal lead-based paint
  • • foreclosure disclosure
  • • fees/nonrefundable charges
  • • move-in inventory where applicable

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